Titlebook: Religion and Volunteering; Complex, contested a Lesley Hustinx,Johan von Essen,Sara Mels Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switze

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Lost and Found in Secularization in everyday life, inside as well as outside formal religious contexts. In accordance with this post-secular approach, it explores how volunteers perceive the meaning of volunteering by applying a theological framework. More precisely, it explores how volunteers deal with the ‘problem of goodness’,

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‘Your Prayer Moves God’gent groups amidst a fragmented post-war city. In this chapter, I examine how volunteering of C/P believers is rooted in the benefits and religious culture of emergent C/P communities. After analysing the particular religious and sociopolitical culture of volunteering, I attempt to draw a conclusion

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Christian Calling and Volunteeringtian traditions shows the variety of perspectives that are possible in the Christian faith and its churches, while also illustrating how religious faith offers possibilities to clarify motivations for volunteering even in a highly secularized world in which, more often than not, the idea of free will has come to be equated with individual choice.