Society without God: what the least religious nations can tell us about contentment

Phil Zuckerman

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Religion and Society Interactions Study and Philosophy of Religion Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1 Society without God 2 Jens, Anne, and Christian 3 Fear of Death and the Meaning of Life4 Lene, Sonny, and Gitte 5 Being Secular 6 Why? 7 Dorthe, Laura, and Johanne 8 Cultural Religion 9 Back to the USA Appendix Notes Bibliography Index About the Author

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2000The Rise of “Cultural Religion” in European Christianity: Learning from Poland, Northern Ireland, and Sweden 2002One true God: historical consequences of monotheism

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