When Sheila's a Lesbian: Religious Individualism among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Christians
The pseudonymous Sheila Larson is well known among sociologists of religion for having coined the term “Sheilaism” to refer to her personal belief system — an individualistic religiosity that has concerned many social commentators. Recently, however, authors such as Wuthnow (1998) and Roof (1999) ha...
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Sociology of religion
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