Almost Christian: What the Faith of Our Teenagers is Telling the American Church
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Almost Christian: What the Faith of Our Teenagers is Telling the American Church

by Kenda Creasy Dean

Religion Sociology
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In Almost Christian, Kenda Creasy Dean investigates the faith of American teenagers, revealing a prevalent 'almost Christian' spirituality that blends moralism with a distant God. Drawing from extensive research, the book urges the church to address this trend and foster deeper, more transformative faith in the next generation.

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Almost Christian delves into the faith practices of teenagers in America, highlighting what their beliefs indicate about the broader church.

The book draws on research to show how moralistic therapeutic deism influences young people's spirituality, often resulting in a diluted form of Christianity.

Kenda Creasy Dean, a respected voice in youth ministry, offers insights for the American church to deepen authentic faith among the youth.

This work encourages congregations to reflect on their role in nurturing vibrant, committed Christian communities.

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