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welcome, i m bob abernethy. it s good to have you with us as we begin today a three-part series we call none of the above. it s about the fast-rising number of people in this country who say they have no affiliation with any particular religion. according to a new survey released this week by the pew research center s forum on religion and public life in partnership with this program, that number is now the highest it s ever been in any pew polling. when pollsters ask whether people are baptist or catholic or jewish or some other religious tradition, more and more people say, in effect, none of the above. so they have come to be called the nones n-o-n-e-s. we wanted to know who these nones are, why they are unaffiliated and what that says about the future of american religious life. greg smith is a senior researcher at pew s forum on religion and public life. today in 2012 almost one in five american adults 20% describe themselves as religiously unaffiliated. that
New-yorkUnited-statesNorth-carolinaIsraelTexasMassachusettsBostonMinnesotaWashingtonDistrict-of-columbiaAmericansMinnesotan should the state constitution be amended to define marriage as only between a man and a woman? fred de sam lazaro tells the story. welcome, i m bob abernethy. it s good to have you with us as we begin today a three-part series we call none of the above. it s about the fast-rising number of people in this country who say they have no affiliation with any particular religion. according to a new survey released this week by the pew research center s forum on religion and public life in partnership with this program, that number is now the highest it s ever been in any pew polling. when pollsters ask whether people are baptist or catholic or jewish or some other religious tradion, more and mo peoe say, in fect none of the above. so they have come to be called the nones n-o-n-e-s. we wanted to know who these nones are, why they are unaffiliated and what that says about the future of american religious life. greg smith is a senior researcher at pew s forum on religion and pu
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