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Fred Bodimer explores the findings of a recent Pew Research Center survey shedding light on the growing number of Americans identifying as religiously unaffiliated, often referred to as the "religious nones." Senior Researcher Greg Smith discusses the complex beliefs and attitudes within this group, revealing that while many believe in a higher power, they are disconnected from religious services. The survey also highlights the age demographics, with most religious nones being under 50, and the reasons they choose to identify as such, including skepticism towards religious beliefs and negative experiences with religious organizations.