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Evangelicals Live in the Suburbs. Do the Suburbs Live in Us?

A new book explores how culture and geography shape faith and practice.

Review

Has Faith Gone Out of Fashion?

A symposium on Christian Smith’s book Why Religion Went Obsolete.

Review

The What and the Why of Religious Decline

One is relatively simple to map out. The other is much harder to capture.

Review

Young Nones Might Not Hate Religion. But They Don’t Like the Vibes.

How Christian Smith’s concept of a “Millennial Zeitgeist” helps explain their recent retreat from faith.

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The Upside to Religious Obsolescence

Why a post-Christian generation might be the ripest for revival.

The Key Lesson of My Book: Don’t Underestimate ‘Deep Culture’

Christian Smith responds to CT’s reviews of Why Religion Went Obsolete.

The Russell Moore Show

James Davison Hunter on Challenges to Democracy

The author and sociologist gets to the roots of the American crisis.

The Russell Moore Show

An Update to The Anxious Generation with Jonathan Haidt

New insights into mental health, religious communities, and the digital world.

Let the Children Play: Their Lives Depend on It

How the next generation’s mental health crisis might recall the timeless values of wandering and wayfinding.

How to Improve Your Odds for a Successful Marriage

If you’re dating seriously, don’t slide into a life-long commitment. Decide on it.

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