Bibliograph

Seculosity, how career, parenting, technology, food, politics, and romance became our new religion and what to do about it, David Zahl

Type

Label

Seculosity, how career, parenting, technology, food, politics, and romance became our new religion and what to do about it, David Zahl

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-211)

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Seculosity

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

1065719163

Responsibility statement

David Zahl

Sub title

how career, parenting, technology, food, politics, and romance became our new religion and what to do about it

Summary

The religious impulse is easier to rebrand than to extinguish. Declining levels of church attendance causes us to believe more and more people are abandoning faith. What these polls fail to report is that the marketplace in replacement religion is booming. Religious observance has migrated-- everyday activities are filling in for church attendance. Zahl brings us to a fresh appreciation for the grace of God in all its counter cultural wonder. -- adapted from jacket flap and back cover

Table Of Contents

Introduction -- The seculosity of busyness -- The seculosity of romance -- The seculosity of parenting -- The seculosity of technology -- The seculosity of work -- The seculosity of leisure -- The seculosity of food -- The seculosity of politics -- The seculosity of Jesusland -- Conclusion: What to "Do" about It

Target audience

adult

Creator