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Growth of global desecularization (view source)
Revision as of 09:17, April 9, 2016
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If Christian political backlash does not materialize to a significant degree due to recent secular leftist political victories, American secularism is still expected to stabilize in the 21st century before 2043 due to demographic forces such as religious/irreligious fertility rates and religious immigration (see: [[American atheism#Vegard Skirbekk and Anne Goujon religion/irreligion demographic projections|American rate of secularization stabilization in 21st century]]).
If Christian political backlash does not materialize to a significant degree due to recent secular leftist political victories, American secularism is still expected to stabilize in the 21st century before 2043 due to demographic forces such as religious/irreligious fertility rates and religious immigration (see: [[American atheism#Vegard Skirbekk and Anne Goujon religion/irreligion demographic projections|American rate of secularization stabilization in 21st century]]).
== New Atheism as a reaction to the American religious right ==
''See also:'' [[Causes of the New Atheism movement]]
[[New Atheism]] is form of militant atheism which began in the period between 2004-2008.
New Atheists were especially angered by the dominance of the [[Religious right|Christian right]] in America (see: [[Causes of the New Atheism movement#New Atheism as a reaction to the religious right in the United States]]).
== Christian revivals/awakenings and desecularization ==
== Christian revivals/awakenings and desecularization ==