In Religion in the Modern World professor Steve Bruce examines the transformation of the church in Western Europe from the Reformation to the end of the twentieth century. The church evolved from a monolithic institution to sect, denomination, and ultimately to cult. This sociological work provides a clear insight into the forces that caused these changes and the role of religion in modern society.
Content and features
- Analysis of the transition from traditional churches to modern religious movements
- Descriptions of the influence of the Reformation and New Age spirituality
- Research on religion in the United States, the relationship between religion and ethnicity, and contemporary movements
- Clear and accessible explanation, suitable for both students and interested readers
Language and target audience
This publication is in Dutch and is suitable for readers from intermediate language level (B2 and above). The learning material is intended for use in higher education, self-study, and for professionals deepening their knowledge in sociology, religion, and history.
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