Does the thought of voting stress you out, especially this year? Maybe the idea of political

engagement as a Christian even feels hopeless. You're not alone. You want wisdom, but the Bible

doesn't directly address voting, so what do you do? To help you find clarity, stability,

and wisdom for this year, we've put together a short four episode video series called

Why Vote, Courageous Faith in an election year. Each video answers a different

question about voting from a Christian perspective, including what if I don't like

either candidate, why vote if God is sovereign and more. You don't have to give in to our

culture's political anxiety. Clarity and hope is possible even in an election year.

Get your free access to the Y Vote video series at Coulson Center.org

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Welcome to Breakpoint, a daily look at an ever-changing culture through the lens of unchanging truth.

For the Coulson Center, I'm Shane Morris.

Perhaps the biggest religious story of the 2010s was the so-called Great D. Churching, a historic shift in American beliefs and

lifestyles away from organized religion and toward, well, something else.

Between 2008 and 2018, the share of non-religious Americans surged from 21 to 32% of the population,

marking the largest and fastest religious shift since the Civil War.

This wasn't an explosion of atheism or agnosticism though.

The number who identifies either of those, roughly 12% of the population,

has barely budged in the last decade.

Instead, this exodus from churches marked the rise of the so-called nuns,

those who, when asked their religious identity on surveys, answer simply none.

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