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Pew: More Americans are religiously unaffiliated

Atheists and agnostics make up 37% of those without religious ties, with 63% not identifying with a specific faith.
Only 17% of religious "nones" identify as atheists, affecting the overall group's views about God.
Researchers predict a significant decline in institutional religion and are exploring ways to re-engage the nones in church attendance.

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CBS News

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