In many respects they don't care so much about what they see much of organized religion doing. They've seen some bizarre things that organized religion has been involved in. There are so many things that would help shape negative impressions of organized religion. But Generation X seems to be picking and choosing, taking religion and spirituality wherever it can find it. There's a greater sense of spirituality as a process.
Life is a process, everything's in flux and the visuals and fleeting imagery reinforce that notion.
The menu of options continues to grow, but the old ones are still there. There's a lot of emphasis on one's own experience. Xers are also looking to explore the Internet and visual sources wherever they are. There are a lot of 800 lines out there offering spiritual advice and CD-ROMs to buy. There's been an explosion of resources.