Second Republican Debate: Why abortion and the religious-right culture war seem stripped of religion.
The candidates’ rhetoric showed the slipping grip of the religious right.
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The candidates’ rhetoric showed the slipping grip of the religious right.
The candidates’ rhetoric showed the slipping grip of the religious right.
In the early 2010s, when I was working at the Institute for the Study of Secularism in Society and Culture (ISSSC) at Trinity College, the Nones—those who identify with no religion in particular—made up 15 percent of the adult population. A question I frequently encountered at the time, given th ...
Many Americans are undergoing a process known as "de-churching," wherein those who used to attend church at least once a month now go less than once a year.
The Making Meaning Project will complete the largest-ever survey of Americans who are not religiously affiliated.