IRS repeal of church political restrictions energizes GOP strategies but alienates the faithful who value spiritual over ...

Awakening beyond religion often leads to a deeper, more meaningful relationship with life itself — one that honours interconnectedness, reverence, a sense of oneness and love. Despite the uncertainty, ...

Fewer religious Americans and those who are neither spiritual nor religious say the same. SBNRs are also more likely than religious Americans and those who are neither spiritual nor religious to ...

There’s an 11-point gap between the share of Black Americans and the share of white Americans who identify as Christians.

Those who are neither religious nor spiritual also are more likely to be Democrats (52%). Compared with the spiritual but not religious, the share of Democrats among the religious and spiritual and ...

Being “spiritual but not religious” seems to have momentum behind it, sociologically speaking, since the number of Americans who make that declaration has risen steadily in recent polls.

Even skeptics can use spiritual intelligence to lead, grow, and live inspired, connected, and empowered lives.

Religious beliefs have been woven into the fabric of human existence for millennia, shaping cultures and guiding personal choices with both wisdom and, at times, misguided certainty. Yet, as the world ...

In the last 10 years, there have been significant changes in how people identify as religious, spiritual or unaffiliated. A Pew Research poll from 2017 found that approximately 27% of Americans ...

The survey, which profiled about 2,000 American adults in the early months of 2017, found that 18 percent of Americans identify as spiritual but not religious. (By contrast, 31 percent of ...

The study of 11,201 U.S. adults found that Americans broadly consider themselves spiritual — 70% say they are spiritual in some way — and while the spiritual but not religious share many of ...

Many spiritual but not religious Americans still identify with a religious institution, including some with the LDS Church. You no longer attend church and see yourself as spiritual but not religious.