Exposure to Worldview Pluralism and Adopting an Atheistic Worldview

lead to the adoption of purely secular worldviews, we propose that more frequent interaction with diverse others and those with secular worldviews may ...

Articles - Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Religion

We hypothesize that exposure to diverse worldviews as a teenager will increase one's odds of adopting an atheistic worldview as an emerging adult. We use waves ...

Predictors of Adopting an Atheistic Worldview: An Analysis of Survey ...

Berger (1967) suggested that in religiously pluralistic contexts, all religious worldviews become less plausible. Because one's certainty in ...

Social location and predictors of adopting an atheistic worldview in ...

We theorize four social predictors — (non)religious upbringing, exposure to worldview pluralism, higher education, and US regional cultures — that should affect ...

An Analysis of Survey Data Containing a Retrospective Measure of ...

Overall, 6 percent of the sample report moving from a nonatheistic worldview to an atheistic worldview. This rate is higher among those who said they had weaker ...

The amoral atheist? A cross-national examination of cultural ...

In summary, there appear to be at least three plausible contributors to religious disbelief: a lack of exposure to CREDs in the community while ...

Becoming Humanist: Worldview Formation and the Emergence of ...

Abstract. It is widely accepted that the growth of “non-religious” identification and “non-belief” in God(s) in many societies is linked to ...

“Worldview: Definitions, History, and Importance of a Concept”

The term was adopted by Kant's successors and soon became a celebrated concept in German intellectual life. Weltanschauung captured the imaginations not only of.

The Inevitable Consequence of An Atheistic Worldview

We are Atheists. We believe that the Universe is a great uncaused, random accident. All life in the Universe past and future are the results of random chance ...

Worldviews: Concepts or Narratives? An Integrative Definition to ...

Using the biblical and the atheistic evolutionary narratives as case studies, it also seeks to show how worldviews have a significant, though not absolute, ...

How should I respond to religious pluralism?

... adopted the belief that all religions are fundamentally the same. I ... worldview of Religious Pluralism. These principles form the ...

Pathways to Religious Pluralism in College: A Critical Analysis of ...

As with previous studies on ecumenical worldview/orientation, studies of pluralism orientation underscored that effects were not consistently ...

Dimensions of the Relationship between the Individual and Her ...

While the collective worldview traditions are theoretical and ideological systems that might exist separated from individual humans, the UWC exists as a fully ...

Religion and Morality - PMC - PubMed Central

We argue that to make progress, the categories “religion” and “morality” must be fractionated into a set of biologically and psychologically cogent traits, ...

Religious, Spiritual and Secular: The emergence of three distinct ...

If we view option. A as the atheist position and option B as the agnostic position then clearly 77% of those holding a Secular worldview are either atheists or ...

Worldviews in Religious Education - Theos Think Tank

Faith and spirituality, they argue, have disappeared from the subject.10 This charge, that CoRE's adoption of the language of worldview reveals ...

(PDF) Worldview studies | Mikael Stenmark - Academia.edu

I argue that philosophers of religion should not merely focus on religions but should pay much more attention to the secular outlooks on life emerging in ...

Critical Consciousness Involving Worldview Inequities Among ...

From a sample of 137,456 first-year undergraduate college students in 2016 (Eagan et al., 2017), almost. 31% identified as either agnostic, atheist, or none, ...

(PDF) Profiling Atheist World Views in Different Cultural Contexts

Drawing on atheist worldview and identity literature from multiple disciplines, and using quantitative and qualitative data obtained in the U.S. ...

Secularity through Time | The Nonreligious - Oxford Academic

This fosters an individualization of worldviews and lifestyles and, so, some erosion of traditional religious belief, belonging, and authority. This outcome, ...