Point/Counterpoint: Following 4th, decline in religion troubling for republic
From the column: "Religion is the bulwark of public morality. Without this moral grounding, our ability to govern ourselves erodes."
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From the column: "Religion is the bulwark of public morality. Without this moral grounding, our ability to govern ourselves erodes."
During the past several decades, a growing number of Americans have abandoned their faith – usually Christianity – to join the ranks of the non-religious.
During the past several decades, a growing number of Americans have abandoned their faith – usually Christianity – to join the ranks of the non-religious.
You don’t have to be religious to know that this shift doesn’t bode well for a nation founded on the principles of self-government.
Over the last several decades, a growing number of Americans have abandoned their faith — usually Christianity — to join the ranks of the nonreligious. These “Nones” describe themselves as