The Faith and Beliefs of "Nonbelievers"

In The Faith and Beliefs of “Nonbelievers,” an international team of sociologists, theologians, and philosophers explores the phenomenon of a globally growing segment of the world’s population that has broken with all forms of organized religion. Sociologists call these people “nones.” This segment has proven to be very diverse and has been understudied and underreflected, especially in the post-communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The purpose of this book is to provide religious and public leaders and opinion-makers with tools to better understand the current changes in religiosity and to overcome the prejudices between believers and nonbelievers.