The rise of the â??nonesâ? â?? Americans who no longer check a religious affiliation on demographic surveys â?? has stirred up interesting conversations among church leaders. A generation ago, many Americans would have been considered â??nominalâ? in their devotion. Today, many have stopped claiming a religious identity altogether.
But what happens when the â??nonesâ? find themselves longing for the religious world they once knew? Is it possible to reclaim your religious affiliation if you no longer believe in the doctrines of the faith?
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