Nanci Kendall, Louis Denes, Luke Hatfield, Gary Bottje
I just received the October 29 issue of the Sentinel [“Politics, elections, and prayer”], my first renewal after many years, at the very moment I was writing my state senator to arrange a meeting with our Christian Science Committee on Publication regarding the health-care issue.
The number of Americans
who say they have no religious affiliation has hit an all-time high—about one in five American adults—according to a new study released in October by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life.