This chapter examines the trends of religious affiliation and disaffiliation in America, particularly focusing on the growing demographic of 'nuns'—those who identify as unaffiliated with any religion. It highlights generational shifts in beliefs, expressing skepticism towards organized religion while still acknowledging personal spirituality. Additionally, the chapter discusses the implications of these changes for civic engagement and the perceived social role of religion in contemporary society.

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