As baby boomers get older and older and closer to that final reckoning, I kind of suspect that will keep spirituality on the front burner. Somehow or other, that is going to work to provoke or stimulate an interest in religion or spirituality. They ve not given up on the quest for the divine. Christianity will still be the dominant religion in coming years, no question. But I do think the rise of Islam will be a very significant voice, and increasingly so.
Interfaith relations are no longer optimal.
It now becomes inevitable. In a century of bombs, holocausts, and ecological disasters, many people change their inherited faiths. That seeking has led to an anti-institutional mood of Watergate and the Vietnam War. With such significant diversity, people will have to put their religious beliefs aside for any kind of harmony. Inc. All rights reserved.