While people expect the church to offer easily digestible products that can keep pace with the entertainment market, each individual remains the center of their own life, and the church is a convenient afterthought. "Low-intensity" is an expression that has entered the jargon of the sociology of religion.
While people expect the church to offer easily digestible products that can keep pace with the entertainment market, each individual remains the center of their own life, and the church is a convenient...
"Low-intensity" is an expression that has entered the jargon of the sociology of religion.
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While people expect the church to offer easily digestible products that can keep pace with the entertainment market, each individual remains the center of their own life, and the church is a convenient afterthought. "Low-intensity" is an expression that has entered the jargon of the sociology of religion.
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