Almost Christian: What the Faith of Our Teenagers is Telling the American Church
In Almost Christian, Kenda Creasy Dean investigates the faith of American teenagers, revealing a widespread 'almost Christian' spirituality that blends moralism and therapy over deep commitment. Drawing from extensive research, she challenges the church to address this trend and nurture a more robust faith in the next generation. This insightful work offers a wake-up call for religious communities seeking to engage youth meaningfully.
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Almost Christian delves into the faith practices of teenagers in America, highlighting how their beliefs often reflect a diluted form of Christianity.
The book draws on research to show what these patterns indicate for the broader American church, urging a deeper commitment to authentic faith.
Kenda Creasy Dean, a respected voice in religious studies, analyzes the implications of this 'moralistic therapeutic deism' among youth.
Through this exploration, the text calls the church to foster a more vibrant and transformative spiritual life for the future.
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