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BahaiTeachings.org Editor-in-Chief, Payam Zamani interviews an author, an activist and actor Justin Baldoni—to find out why so many reject religion but embrace spirituality.
I wanted to know why 72% of millennials consider themselves “spiritual, but not religious”—so I asked an African educational activist, a celebrity actor/producer and an author. In our panel, these three, all from different walks of life, startled me with their frank, honest answers. “Isn’t religion,” one of the panelists said, “only for people who can’t think for themselves?” Join me as we explore this big social trend and try to answer the penetrating questions it raises for our future.
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BahaiTeachings.org Editor-in-Chief, Payam Zamani interviews an author, an activist and actor Justin Baldoni—to find out why so many reject religion but embrace spirituality.
I wanted to know why 72% of millennials consider themselves “spiritual, but not religious”—so I asked an African educational activist, a celebrity actor/producer and an author. In our panel, these three, all from different walks of life, startled me with their frank, honest answers. “Isn’t religion,” one of the panelists said, “only for people who can’t think for themselves?” Join me as we explore this big social trend and try to answer the penetrating questions it raises for our future.
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