Americans professing no religious affiliation are now nearly a quarter of the population, and as of this year they have overtaken Catholics and Protestants to become the single largest group on the religious landscape. Its playing out in the pews, where church attendance is down, and its playing out more broadly in American public life, where those of faith and particularly Christians say they feel increasingly marginalized.
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