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The hollowing out of American religion Its consequences for American politics are hard to exaggerate. Photo by BPBricklayer/Pixabay/Creative Commons April 5, 2021 (RNS) Twenty-five years ago, when Trinity College hired me to create a center for the study of religion in public life, nearly 9 in 10 Americans asserted a religious identity. Now, according to Gallup, it’s 7 in 10.  Then, two-thirds of Americans said they belonged to a religious congregation. Now, it’s less than half. As for weekly attendance, Gallup reports it down from 40% to 30%. Those numerical changes may overstate the actual behavioral trends. The rise of the “nones” people who say they have no religion is to some extent the result of a shift in how Americans understand religious identity.

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