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After the Baby Boomers: How Twenty- and Thirty-Somethings Are Shaping the Future of American Religion By Robert Wuthnow

In a volume sure to change how pundits and clergy think about religion in the contemporary U.S., prolific Princeton sociologist Wuthnow (American Mythos) assembles and analyzes a vast amount of data about the religious lives of Americans aged 21 to 45. His interests include the extent to which younger adults participate in organized worship, as well as how they think about spirituality, the relationship between religion and politics, and theology. Wuthnow insists that in some ways, today’s younger adults are similar to their boomer parents—the vitality of small groups, for example, is nothing new. But there are key differences, chief among them the tendency of today’s younger adults to remain single longer than ever before. Married people are significantly more likely to participate in religious communities; at the same time, participation in at least some religious groups may make marriage more likely. Wuthnow argues that our society provides lots of structural support for children and teens, but leaves younger adults to fend for themselves during the decades when they’re making crucial decisions about family and work. Though long passages of dense statistics make for a sometimes clunky read, this book is terrifically important.

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Brains handled by the sects are... and will remain handled brains forever, whatever the time and the company which surrounds them.

It does not matter that they are, or not, the generations post-baby-boomers, the religious madness and its ridiculous primtive rituals directly resulting from the hierarchical behaviors of the animal step and the primitive anguishes were always and will be forever the cancer of humanity and the progress.

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