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• W1574657548 abstract "Soul Searching: Religious and Spiritual Lives of American Teenagers Christian Smith & Melinda Lundquist Denton. (2005). New York: Oxford. Smith and Denton's vivid accounts of teenage lives give readers an enlightened understanding of challenges teens face, experiences they have, and significance of adolescent and spirituality in their lives. The inattention to youth works to our detriment (4), authors contend as they address reality of adolescence as a stage when changes in preference are likely until they reach 18 years of age. Conceptual themes are generated that reflect lived experiences of adolescents and valuable empirical data collected by National Survey of Youth and Religion (NSYR) (2002-2003), including Moralistic Therapeutic Deism, and consideration of societal influence. These themes capture essence of adolescent and spirituality that stimulate reader to examine data for this population more attentively. book contains seven chapters. Chapter one invites readers into lives of Two Baptists Girls (9), through which they learn that teens live through a diversity of and beliefs, practices, experiences, identities, and attitudes (26). authors provide sufficient information about girls to paint a mental portrait of their diversity. Chapter two presents statistical findings from NSYR (2002-2003) which provide a general synopsis of and lives of adolescents in United States. Next, in chapter three authors delve into characteristics of adolescents who consider themselves seekers, spiritual but not religious, and nonreligious (72). Chapter four discusses themes which developed from qualitative interviews conducted with adolescents. Persistent stereotypes common in American culture are challenged (119). Chapter five emphasizes significance of understanding how cultural and institutional contexts shape American adolescent religion. A concept commonly disregarded by parents and other adults. Chapter six takes a closer look at Catholic teens and speaks to their lower levels of religiosity (207). Chapter seven examines adolescent and influence on positive life outcomes. This is a promising area for future research for several disciplines. authors succinctly examine NSYR findings of and adolescents and important data on their experiences, characteristics, and background. information is pertinent for adults who work with youth. One significant conclusion is that the majority of U.S. teenagers tend to be quite like their parents when it comes to religion (68). This finding leads authors to address adolescent in a social context. In a factual and tactful manner, they note that most American youth much more in common with adults than they do not share (191). authors adroitly guide reader in using an objective lens to consider role of societal influences on adolescent and spirituality. They challenge statement made by those who study American that teens are spiritual but not religious (73) and consider this to be a minor percentage of teens in United States. Since majority of teens had no clue what term 'spirituality' meant when questioned(78), authors develop arguments based on NSYR and qualitative interviews they conducted that teenagers are unaware of practices and lack ability to articulate their experiences. …" @default.
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