Religion Among American Men

Based on a survey of army personnel conducted during World War I, this groundbreaking study offers fascinating insights into the religious beliefs and practices of American men at the time. With a focus on the factors that shape religious identity and behavior, this book remains a valuable resource for scholars and students of American religious history.

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