采用无神论世界观的预测因素:对包含对上帝信仰的回顾性测量的调查数据的分析

IF 3 Q1 SOCIOLOGY Socius Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1177/23780231231204850
Christopher P. Scheitle, Katie E. Corcoran
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许多研究采用回顾性调查方法来考察个人宗教信仰的变化,但考察个人核心宗教信仰变化的研究相对较少。这可能是因为调查很少包含当前和过去信念的测量。作者利用美国成年人的概率样本数据,包括个人目前和16岁时对上帝信仰的衡量,研究了个人接受无神论世界观的预测因素。总体而言,6%的样本报告从非无神论的世界观转变为无神论的世界观。在那些自称在16岁时对上帝信仰较弱的人、男性、高收入人群和一些性少数群体中,这一比例更高。在老年人、政治保守派和一些种族或少数民族群体中,这一比例较低。作者讨论了这些发现对研究不信仰和测量宗教变化的影响。
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Predictors of Adopting an Atheistic Worldview: An Analysis of Survey Data Containing a Retrospective Measure of Belief in God
Many studies have used retrospective survey measures to examine changes in individuals’ religious affiliation, but studies examining changes to individuals’ core religious beliefs are comparatively rare. This is likely because surveys rarely contain measures of both current and past beliefs. Using data from a probability sample of U.S. adults that includes a measure of individuals’ current and age 16 belief in God, the authors examine the predictors of an individual’s adopting an atheistic worldview. Overall, 6 percent of the sample report moving from a nonatheistic worldview to an atheistic worldview. This rate is higher among those who said they had weaker belief in God at age 16, men, those with higher incomes, and some sexually minoritized groups. This rate is lower among older individuals, political conservatives, and some racially or ethnically minoritized groups. The authors discuss the implications of these findings for the study of nonbelief and the measurement of religious change.
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Socius Social Sciences-Social Sciences (all)
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