In a 2003 looks Angeles Times story.

In a 2003 looks Angeles Times story, journalist K Connie Kang compares the "Do-It-Yourself Religion" or "mix and match spirituality" of contemporary Americans to choosing combinations from a stroke or wardrobe or editorially "cutting and pasting" in a word processing program. [1] A exposition by theologian Edmund Gibbs of Fuller Theological Seminary moves the impact of such syncretistic religious thinking may be having forward our students: "Younger people live with ambivalence. It's not either or if it be not that both and." [2] These scholar attitudes inform the articles forward teaching religion in this issue of Academic Exchange Quarterly.

Although forward ...