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Explore the intersection of religious life and contemporary society with "The Vows of Religious Life in a Secular Society: Touching Wholeness." This insightful book by Professor Judith A. Merkle delves into the enduring relevance and transformation of religious vows in today's world. Ideal for academics, theologians, and anyone interested in the sociology of religion, this paperback offers a thoughtful examination of spiritual commitment in a secular age. Key aspects explored include: * The adaptation of traditional religious vows. * The concept of wholeness within a secular context. * Contemporary challenges and opportunities for religious life. This comprehensive study provides a nuanced perspective on how religious individuals and communities navigate their faith in a world increasingly defined by secular values. A must-read for understanding the evolving landscape of spirituality. Summary: The Vows of Religious Life in a Secular Society, Touching Wholeness, Professor Judith A. Merkle, Niagara University, Paperback, Religious Studies, Sociology of Religion, Spirituality, Secularism.
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