Why are we here? How should we live? HuffPost Religion has created a book list for these spiritual seekers. Nearly every genre is represented here, from memoirs to mysteries. Some books might ...

(RNS) — Among the spiritual but not religious, 38% say religion does more harm than good, while just 7% of religious Americans share this view. (RNS) — Americans have been abandoning ...

The researchers didn’t stop there. Intrigued by the growing number of Americans who identify as “spiritual but not religious” (or SBNRs, for short), they sought to paint one of the most ...

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

The “I’m spiritual but not religious” community is growing, according to a blog post by CNN writer John Blake. It is growing so much, the blogger writes, one pastor has compared it to a ...

Demographically, Americans who are neither spiritual nor religious stand out for being comprised predominantly of men (60%). When it comes to religious identification, SBNR Americans are divided ...

I don’t really believe all that. I don’t feel like I need to.” The phrase “spiritual not religious” has become a near-catch phrase in American culture, and the percentage of Americans ...

New and forthcoming books for religiously unaffiliated readers—so-called nones—highlight unconventional sources of spiritual inspiration that are as diverse as their audience. Nones, defined ...

The history of the books is intertwined with the history of the Internet. There’s also a somewhat secret, spiritual-but-not-religious history of the CYOA books. The belief system at their core can be ...

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 ...

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 ...