20th Century American History - Social Aspects - Post World War II, Religion - Reference, Religion - United States
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Overview
Millions of Americans, an estimated 40 percent of our population, are flocking to support groups of all kinds-from AA to abuse prevention to pray fellowships. Why, and with what consequences? In a landmark study of one thousand small groups around the country, Robert Wuthnow of Princeton University, a leading interpreter of American religion and culture, examines the growth of the support group movement and its meaning in our national life. Wuthnow shows that this movement is effecting a quiet revolution-one that is dramatically changing our relationship to the self, to the community, and to the sacred.Book Details
Published
July 1, 1996
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
Pages
480
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780684826233