For years, faith leaders, secular activists and scholars have been saying that America's growing group of religiously unaffiliated adults will disrupt politics as we know it.
However, they haven't agreed on how.
Committed atheists have claimed religious "nones" will embrace secularism and help elect nonreligious candidates. People of faith, on the other hand, have often said the unaffiliated will become less liberal over time and eventually come back to the fold.
