Young People and the Diversity of (Non)Religious Identities in International Perspective

Chapter 1 Young People and the Diversity of (Non)religious Identities in International Perspective: Introduction

Chapter 2 Religious/Spiritual Identity among Younger Adults in Canada: A Complex Portrait

Chapter 3 Religious Belonging in Family, School, and Ethnic Communities: Changes in Christian–Catholic Second Generations in Italy

Chapter 4 The ‘Hidden Christians’ of the UK University Campus

Chapter 5 Averting Intragenerational and Intergenerational Religious Bullying in Schools and in Society through Religious Literacy: Québec as a Case Study

Chapter 6 Christian Identities, Theologies of Religion, and Attitude towards Religious Diversity: A Study among 13- to 15-Year-Old Students across the UK

Chapter 7 Civic Engagement and Identity Formation: Narrative Identities of Swiss Muslim Youth Actively Engaged in Voluntary Associations

Chapter 8 The Sacred Experiences of Filipino Youth

Chapter 9 ‘I’m Not Really a Non-religious Person’: Diversity among Young People of No Religion

Chapter 10 The Religious Socialisation of Young Adult Muslims in Montreal (Quebec): From Learned to Reasoned Religion

Chapter 11 Ethnicity and the Making of Gay Muslims in Britain and Malaysia

Chapter 12 Religious Orthodoxy, Empowerment, and Virtuous Femininity among Pious Women: A Cross-Religious Reading Between Muslim and Pentecostal Youth

Chapter 13 Everyday Lived Islam of Young People from Muslim Migrant Families in Germany

Chapter 14 Experiencing Religion and Sexual Diversity in Ontario’s Schools