review of deconversion: qualitative and quantitative results from cross-cultural research in germany and the usa

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Abstract
In 'Deconversion' Streib and colleagues (2009) set out to examine the overlooked realm of religious deconversion: the active process by which individuals disaffiliate from religion. The 'Bielefeld-Based Cross-Cultural Study of Deconversion' consists of a mixed methods and cross-cultural approach to religious change in the USA and Germany. This work is a thoughtful consolidation of theoretical, empirical, and integrated methodological approaches to gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the trajectories and biographical narratives of deconverts.
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Authors ;Andreea Nica
Journal journal of the electrochemical society
Year 2016
DOI
10.5334/snr.67
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http://www.secularismandnonreligion.org/articles/67
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germany USA mythology

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