The biggest trend in American religiosity in the past two decades has been the increase in "religious nones," individuals who do not proclaim an affiliation with any particular denomination or faith tradition.  We invite Prof. Joseph O. Baker, assistant professor of sociology at Eastern Tennessee State University, to talk about this phenomenon in light of his recent book (with Buster Smith) entitled American Secularism: Cultural Contours of Nonreligious Belief Systems.  After a brief chat...

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