Special Edition: Losing Religion in America
Today we're talking about why most Americans are turning away from organized religions. Recent surveys show that for the first time in our history, fewer than half of American adults say they belong to an established church, mosque, synagogue, or other religious institution. The numbers have dropped significantly in the past 20 years. While the shift is most prevalent in younger adults, the trend is consistent across all generations.
Today, we're joined by USC professor Diane Winston, who researches religion and spirituality. She'll get into the reasons why people are turning away from…
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