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宗教的未来 / 罗德尼·斯达克 (Rodney Stark) , 威廉姆·希姆斯·本布里奇 (William Sims Bainbridge) 著 ; 高师宁, 张晓梅, 刘殿利译

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: Chinese Original language: English Series: 宗教学译丛Publication details: 北京 : 中国人民大学出版社, 2006Description: iii, 2, 2, 639 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 97873000769597300076955
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BL48  .S7212 2006
Contents:
The nature of religion -- Of churches, sects, and cults -- The spectrum of faiths -- Religious regionalism -- The eternal exodus : causes of religious dissent and schism -- American-born sect movements -- Sect transformation and upward mobility : the missing mechanisms -- Three models of cult formation -- Cult movements in America : a reconnaissance -- Client and audience cults in America -- Cult membership in the roaring twenties -- Scientology : to be perfectly clear -- The rise and decline of transcendental meditation -- Networks of faith : interpersonal bonds and recruitment to cults and sects -- Friendship, religion, and the occult -- The arithmetic of social movements : theoretical implications -- The "consciousness reformation" reconsidered -- Who joins cult movements? -- Secularization, revival, and cult formation -- Church and cult in Canada -- Europe's receptivity to cults and sects -- Rebellion, repressive regimes, and religious movements.
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Translation of : The Future of Religion : Secularization, Revival, and Cult Formation.

The nature of religion -- Of churches, sects, and cults -- The spectrum of faiths -- Religious regionalism -- The eternal exodus : causes of religious dissent and schism -- American-born sect movements -- Sect transformation and upward mobility : the missing mechanisms -- Three models of cult formation -- Cult movements in America : a reconnaissance -- Client and audience cults in America -- Cult membership in the roaring twenties -- Scientology : to be perfectly clear -- The rise and decline of transcendental meditation -- Networks of faith : interpersonal bonds and recruitment to cults and sects -- Friendship, religion, and the occult -- The arithmetic of social movements : theoretical implications -- The "consciousness reformation" reconsidered -- Who joins cult movements? -- Secularization, revival, and cult formation -- Church and cult in Canada -- Europe's receptivity to cults and sects -- Rebellion, repressive regimes, and religious movements.

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