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What the 'spiritual but not religious' have in common with radical Protestants of 500 years ago

  • Written by Christopher Schelin, Assistant Professor of Practical and Political Theologies, Starr King School for the Ministry
What the 'spiritual but not religious' have in common with radical Protestants of 500 years agoThe Reformation's leading figures had diverse views, and some might have recognized themselves in "spiritual but not religious" people today.Rijksmuseum

For over a decade, one of the biggest stories in American religion has been the rise of the “Nones”, a broad term for people who do not identify with a specific faith. The religiously...

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