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Knocking on heaven's door : American religion in the age of counterculture

In this provocative book, Mark Oppenheimer demonstrates that contrary to conventional wisdom, most Americans did not turn on, tune in, and drop out of mainstream religious groups during the Age of Aquarious. Instead, many Americans brought the counterculture with them to their churches and temples, changing the face of American religion.

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  • "In this provocative book, Mark Oppenheimer demonstrates that contrary to conventional wisdom, most Americans did not turn on, tune in, and drop out of mainstream religious groups during the Age of Aquarious. Instead, many Americans brought the counterculture with them to their churches and temples, changing the face of American religion."

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