Seven Faith Tribes: Who They Are, What They Believe, and Why They Matter

Written by George Barna

In this groundbreaking new book, acclaimed researcher and author George Barna identifies, describes, and analyzes seven major “faith tribes” in America—documenting who they are, what they believe, how they vote, and what they are passionate about. Barna provides helpful insight into how these groups influence our economy, politics, and values—and what their potential is to change America. Through his in-depth study of all seven tribes, Barna has identified potential strategies that faith tribes—if they choose to—could employ to facilitate healing and restoration in American culture, and cultures across the world. The seven tribes are as follows: Captive Christians, Casual Christians, Jews, Mormons, Pantheists, Muslims, and Skeptics.

• Language: English
• Publisher: ChristianAudio.com
• Release date: Apr 1, 2009
• ISBN: 9781596447349

George Barna

Después de graduarse suma cum laude de la Universidad de Boston, George Barna obtuvo dos maestrías de la Universidad Rutger y un doctorado de la Universidad Bautista de Dallas. Es fundador y director de Barna Research Group, Ltd., la empresa de mercadeo líder en la nación enfocada en la intersección entre la fe y la cultura. Nativo de Nueva York, George Barna ha servido como ejecutivo en la política, empresas de mercadeo, publicidad, medios y en ministerios. Es autor galardonado de más de 41 títulos, entre ellos Punto de ebullición y Lideres en el liderazgo. George vive con su esposa, Nancy, y sus tres hijas en el sur de California.

Reviews for Seven Faith Tribes

[terryfic_1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Mr. Barna is obviously a very thoughtful man. His observations helped me better understand the different faith tribes in the United States. He did not always clearly distinguish between his opinion and the facts though. The raw data from survey results in the back of the book are great. I learned quite a bit from just analyzing those.His premise of identifying shared values from all faith tribes on which we can agree to build a solid foundation for American society was the best part of the book. It should be required reading for all those considering a career in politics.I originally checked this book out from the library, but found it so full of wonderful information, that I purchased it to keep as reference material.