Chapter 1 Conceptualising Religious Indifferences in Relation to Religion and Nonreligion

Chapter 2 Genealogies of Indifference? New Theoretical Thoughts on the History and Creation of Narratives Surrounding Christianity, Secularism and Indifference

Chapter 3 A Discursive Approach to ‘Religious Indifference’: Critical Reflections from Edinburgh’s Southside

Chapter 4 Interfaith Dialogue and the Challenge of Indifference: Reflections from Fieldwork in the City of Peace and Reconciliation

Chapter 5 Is Religious Indifference Bad for Secularism? Lessons from Canada

Chapter 6 Religion, Difference, and Indifference

Chapter 7 Religion, Interrupted? Observations on Religious Indifference in Estonia

Chapter 8 Measuring Religious Indifference in International Sociological Quantitative Surveys (EVS and ISSP)

Chapter 9 Religious Indifference and Religious Rites of Passage

Chapter 10 Bio- and Ethnographic Approaches to Indifference, Detachment, and Disengagement in the Study of Religion

Chapter 11 Varieties of Nonreligion: Why Some People Criticize Religion, While Others Just Don’t Care

Chapter 12 The Limits of Religious Indifference