Posts tagged John C. Green

Is America's Religion Cup Half-Empty Or Half-Full? Two New Takes On The Omnipresent 'Nones'

(OPINION) 29% of the adult population currently self-describes as either atheist, agnostic or — by far the biggest category — “nothing in particular” regarding religion. Americans depend on what’s called “organized religion,” actual face-to-face gatherings now weakened by both COVID and societal undertow. Organized secularism simply cannot offer a substitute for building and serving communities.

North America, OpinionRichard OstlingAugust 23, 2022Richard Ostling, Baylor, Bob Smietana, RNS, John C. Green, Ryan Burge, The Wall Street Journal, Eboo Patel, organized religion, None of the above, Nones, Religiously Unaffiliated Comment

Religious scenarios for the 2020 election are taking shape

(OPINION) As liberals increasingly drift away from organized religion, Democrats — with some exceptions — may pin their election hopes on the religiously unaffiliated.

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