The religious landscape is undergoing its own changes. The changing ethos of values and commitment and greater sense of choice that characterized family life have engulfed not just work but also religion. With this new voluntarism and a shifting from the collective-expressive to individual-expressive values, there is a greater freedom to make religious decisions on the basis of personal preferences and needs. For some people, this new freedom leads to religious indifference and a secular outlook; for others, to religion a la carte and pastiche styles of belief and practice that draw from a variety of religious and spiritual resources; and for still others, it leads to a more conscious, personally responsible type of commitment to a church or
