Religiosity, secular participation, and cultural socialization: a case study of the 1933-1942 Urban English Cohort
The nature of secularization is of enduring interest in the social science of religion. Numerous recent papers have established downward cohort trends as characterizing religious change. We examine potential mechanisms by assessing cultural participation and secular engagement during the formative p...
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Wiley
2020
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