The percentage of Americans who claim to have no religious affiliation is now around 21 percent, according to a 2022 Gallup survey. When the survey first began in the 1950s, that figure was less than 4 percent. Yet, as America becomes less religious, has the country also quietly lost one of its core foundations for…

The percentage of Americans who claim to have no religious affiliation is now around 21 percent, according to a 2022 Gallup survey. When the survey first began in the 1950s, that figure was less than 4 percent. Yet, as America becomes less religious, has the country also quietly lost one of its core foundations for…

The percentage of Americans who claim to have no religious affiliation is now around 21 percent, according to a 2022 Gallup survey. When the survey first began in the 1950s, that figure was less than 4 percent. Yet, as America becomes less religious, has the country also quietly lost one of its core foundations for…