Cultural Landscape of Secularization

A growing number of young Americans have little to no exposure to organized religion, marking a significant cultural shift. This generation, often referred to as the most unchurched in American history, faces a backdrop of increased spiritual curiosity amidst rising secularism. While several years ago, confident atheism was prominent, today there is a sense of anxiety and emptiness regarding a life devoid of religious context. This creates a unique opportunity for individuals to explore foundational questions about the nature and purpose of religion itself.