Demography, Culture, and the Decline of America's Christian Denominations

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The book explores the decline of Christianity in the United States over the past forty years, focusing on trends in religious beliefs and affiliations. It analyzes the significant drop in membership among major denominations, attributing this trend primarily to the shrinking size of American families, including those of Christians. This demographic shift is presented as a key factor contributing to the aging and diminishing numbers of Christian congregations across the country.