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Sociology of religion

Wuthnow's thesis that after World War II the key divide in American religion became liberal versus conservative within denominations.

In sociology of religion, restructuring of American religion refers to Wuthnow's thesis that after World War II the key divide in American religion became liberal versus conservative within denominations. This meaning comes from Wuthnow (1988) in The restructuring of American religion: society and faith since World War II.[1]

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Wuthnow, R. (1988). The restructuring of American religion: society and faith since World War II. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691020570

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