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Religiously Unaffiliated Hard to Identify, Define

by Martin Marty | May 7, 2013 | Opinion

Fifty-two years ago – can it be? – I published “The Infidel: Freethought and American Religion,” and have been tracking “the infidel” ever since. Whether he or she was dubbed “free-thinker,” “agnostic,”...

God’s Comeback: Editors Claim Rise in Faith Will Help Economy

by James L. Evans | Apr 10, 2009 | Opinion

You would think during a distressful economic crisis such as the one we are facing now, people would be flocking to places of worship seeking divine guidance and intervention. Amazingly, that is not the case. According to a recent Newsweek poll, church attendance and...

Study: Many Americans Choosing No Religious Affiliation

by Mark Johnson | Mar 31, 2009 | Opinion

On March 9, a wake-up call was issued to the church in America. That’s the day the new American Religious Identification Study was released. It revealed that the number of Americans who identified themselves as Christians had dropped 10 percent (from 86 percent...
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