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As more and more people are stepping away from religion, we are introduced to the rising concept of “spiritual, not religious.” In short, this means that the human quest for meaning, purpose, hope, and spirituality doesn’t have to be confined within the boundaries of religious beliefs, opening us up to a world of possibilities. In episode 2 of Connection from Here, we dive deeper into what this means and the role that non-religious chaplains play in today’s changing world.
Topics covered:
- The term “spiritual but not religious” reflects a desire to connect with something larger than oneself without the confines of religious structures.
- What spirituality might look like outside of the traditions of a religious institution.
- How secular chaplains differ from pastors and what role they play in providing a safe, inclusive space for spiritual exploration.
As we continue to explore our spiritual journeys, let us celebrate the freedom and inclusivity in seeking meaning beyond traditional boundaries. Embrace the opportunity to connect with others through shared values and a community of care. Let's build connections and communities that honor who we are as individuals and as a collective.
Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast, telling us what you found insightful!
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Links For Further Reading:
More Americans are nonreligious. Who are they and what do they believe? [The Washington Post]
Spirituality Among Americans [Pew Research Center]
What It Means To Be Spiritual But Not Religious [The Atlantic]
Who's giving Americans spiritual care? As congregational attendance shrinks, it's often chaplains [Brandeis Now]
Why Chaplains Are in Demand in an Increasingly Secular America [Vice]
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As more and more people are stepping away from religion, we are introduced to the rising concept of “spiritual, not religious.” In short, this means that the human quest for meaning, purpose, hope, and spirituality doesn’t have to be confined within the boundaries of religious beliefs, opening us up to a world of possibilities. In episode 2 of Connection from Here, we dive deeper into what this means and the role that non-religious chaplains play in today’s changing world.
Topics covered:
- The term “spiritual but not religious” reflects a desire to connect with something larger than oneself without the confines of religious structures.
- What spirituality might look like outside of the traditions of a religious institution.
- How secular chaplains differ from pastors and what role they play in providing a safe, inclusive space for spiritual exploration.
As we continue to explore our spiritual journeys, let us celebrate the freedom and inclusivity in seeking meaning beyond traditional boundaries. Embrace the opportunity to connect with others through shared values and a community of care. Let's build connections and communities that honor who we are as individuals and as a collective.
Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast, telling us what you found insightful!
Learn more about HopeBase at https://www.gethopebase.com/
Links For Further Reading:
More Americans are nonreligious. Who are they and what do they believe? [The Washington Post]
Spirituality Among Americans [Pew Research Center]
What It Means To Be Spiritual But Not Religious [The Atlantic]
Who's giving Americans spiritual care? As congregational attendance shrinks, it's often chaplains [Brandeis Now]
Why Chaplains Are in Demand in an Increasingly Secular America [Vice]
Stay Connected:
GetHopeBase.com
@get_hopebase on Instagram
Join the HopeBase Community!
A caring, inclusive community for those seeking real connection, thoughtful conversations, & support.
Start your free trial today at: https://hopebasecommunity.mn.co/plans/1524592?bundle_token=33729f35dfaaa9fea5bc9fc3fdde4a68&utm_source=manual