Radio Free Acton – Remembering Buckley and contemplating religious consumerism

On this week’s edition of Radio Free Acton, Rev. Robert A. Sirico pays tribute to the late William F. Buckley, the RFA regulars are joined by Professor Joseph Knippenberg from Oglethorp University in Atlanta, Georgia to discuss the Pew Forum’s newly released research on the American religious landscape, and we listen in to some bonus audio from Dr. Glenn Sunshine’s Acton Lecture Series address, Wealth, Work and the Church. You can listen at this link.

With regard to the discussion on the Pew Forum study, you’ll find more information at the following links:

• The U.S. Religious Landscape Survey Reveals a Fluid and Diverse Pattern of Faith
• The big Pew survey revisited
• The Problem With Counting Christians
• Spiritual Consumerism’s Upside
• My Church, My Strip Mall
• What Makes an Ex-Protestant?
• What Creates Ex-Catholics?
• How the West Really Lost God