In this timely episode of Love Beyond Belief, we explore a critical yet often overlooked group in American politics: non-religious and atheist voters. With the 2024 presidential election as our backdrop, we examine how religious identity continues to shape political campaigns and why atheists, agnostics, and secular Americans remain largely unrepresented.

From historical context to the risks faced by openly non-religious people, both in the U.S. and globally, we discuss the current political landscape, the influence of Christian voters, and what a future led by secular voices might look like. Tune in as we uncover the challenges and possibilities of embracing true religious freedom—including freedom from religion—in America’s democracy.

Topics:
atheist voters, non-religious demographic, American politics, presidential election, atheist representation, religious freedom, church and state, evangelical voters, atheists in politics, freedom from religion, 2024 election