The Social Significance of Religion in the Enlarged Europe

Focusing on the contemporary role of church and religion in Europe, this book explores the dynamics of religious decline, individualization, and recent resurgences across Western and Eastern countries. It poses critical questions about observable trends in faith practices and the underlying factors driving these changes, providing a comprehensive analysis of the evolving religious landscape in an enlarged Europe. Through descriptive and explanatory frameworks, it sheds light on the social significance of religion today.