The discourse around the “spiritual but not religious” person is that they are becoming a larger share of the population. But ...

In a world where religious institutions have long defined our understanding of spirituality, a growing number of individuals ...

Thus, the proportion of Americans who say they are spiritual but not religious rose from 19% to 27% between 2012 and 2017 but has since declined to 22%. As for the three other categories ...

Many people today reject "organized religion," but do not quite identify as secular either. They report having a spiritual life while disavowing any particular religious practice. They are ...

If you or someone you know identifies as “spiritual but not religious,” this one’s for you. Crash Course Religions is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App, available on iPhone ...

As this growing spiritual but not religious group borrows religious ... Religious ethics expert and author of the forthcoming book The Religion Factor: How Restoring Religion to Our Spirituality ...

Eclectic and esoteric spirituality is not ... religious services of any kind, and another 21 percent say they only attend once or twice a year. Most young adults, however, say that they are spiritual.

Combining these measures, upward of half of U.S. adults (53%) say they are both spiritual and religious, while 21% say they are spiritual but not religious. Just 5% say they are religious but not ...

The number of “spiritual but not religious” pilgrims on the Camino ... Advertising Religious ethics expert and author of the forthcoming book “The Religion Factor: How Restoring Religion ...