Regis Nicoll
The disturbing decades-long decline in church rolls along with the
growth of the “nones” and rise of the “dones” has led me to believe that
the most urgent business of the Church is not the evangelization of the
lost, as important as that is, but the re-evangelization of the
“saved.” Why so? It is a […]
Stephen Beale
The spiritual-but-not-religious phenomenon has its roots in the
Reformation, but it has taken flight in the United States, fanned by the
ego-affirming consumerism, democratic individualism, and the atomizing
effects of mass media and modern technology. Now, more than a quarter of
Americans identify as “spiritual but not religious,” according to the
latest survey from the […]
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