R. Stephen Warner
R. Stephen Warner is professor emeritus of sociology at the University of Illinois at Chicago. He is coeditor of Gatherings in Diaspora: Religious Communities and the New Immigration.
Do pollsters invent religion?
Do pollsters create what they purport to study? Wuthnow examines the power and limits of polls and surveys on American religion.
Paging God, by Wendy Cadge
Wendy Cadge asks, What happens to religion when hospitals, many of them founded by religious groups, are secularized or otherwise constrained to serve patients beyond their founding communities?
Diverse and devout
The U.S. would seem to be prime ground for deep and chronic social conflict. Yet the evidence indicates that Americans get along fairly well in spite of having many different religions, including the growing number who subscribe to "no religion."
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