Rodina / domácnost jako náboženská skupina v procesu transformace












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            * Nešpor Zdeněk R.
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            The Family/Household as a Religious Group Undergoing a Process of Transition


            Abstrakt
            The theoretical roots and practical side of family life, or, life in a shared household, r

            is closely associated with culture and with religious values. The mutual associations of b
            quantities are both rather presupposed than the subject of sociological studies, as the sp
            secular point of view assumes that the significance of religiosity is on the decline and t

            chiefly support the so-called traditional model(s) of family. This presumption is not with
            definitely does not explain all forms of modern religiosity and spirituality. In the artic

            one hand summarises the basic theoretical and historical resources for examining the mutua
            religion and family life, and, on the other hand, presents their transformation in the Cze
            1989 through an analysis of the sociological research projects ISSP 1998 and 2008. Changes

            in behaviour in family issues are connected with more general processes of political, econ
            cultural transformation and religious changes; they are not, however, directly derived fro
            the same time, the determinate factor is the family, respectively, the ever-more frequent 

            which leads to a sort of de-individualisation of religion and spirituality; these socio-re
            also influence other spheres of economic and social behaviour.


            Klíčová slova
            religion and spirituality; family; Czech Republic, 1993-; transformation


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