Why Baby Boomers Turned from Religion

This sociological study explores the lives of British and Canadian Baby Boomers, the last generation to be routinely baptized and attend Anglican churches, focusing on their shift from religious upbringing to non-religious identities. Through in-depth interviews, the book examines how these individuals interpret their lives and the world, often disbelieving in God but maintaining a nuanced relationship with spirituality-like concepts such as ghosts. It also highlights how their beliefs and values have influenced subsequent generations, shaping the evolving religious landscape.