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Secularization and Social Change
This chapter explores the intricate relationship between secularization and social change, examining sociological research that intersects with race and religion. It highlights the rise of the religiously unaffiliated, analyzes trends in religious service attendance, and addresses the impact of economic development on religiosity. The discourse includes theoretical frameworks from thinkers like Max Weber, emphasizing the shift towards rationality and bureaucratic structures in contemporary society.