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NPR’s New Religions Survey, Part III: Soka Gakkai
More articles on this topic: Soka GakkaiAs part of our series on new religious movements, NPR’s Mandalit del Barco explores a modern version of Buddhism known as Soka Gakkai. It’s an import from Asia, brought to the United States by Japanese war brides. In the 1960s, it caught on with anti-war hippies. Now it has more than 300,000 adherents in the United States, most of them middle class, from all ethnic groups.
- New Religions Survey, Part I: Introduction
- New Religions Survey, Part II: Toronto Blessing
- New Religions Survey, Part III: Soka Gakkai
- New Religions Survey, Part IV: Teens and Wicca
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