#religious decline

Does anyone else find mythology more spiritually liberating than organised religion?

How do you reconcile being spiritual but completely sceptical of organised religion?

Is the rise of "spiritual but not religious" actually a rejection of commitment or a genuine evolution in faith?

Does anyone else think modern religion has lost its philosophical roots or is that just me?

Is the resurgence of ancient mythology a sign we're bored with modern religion?

Are you ditching organized religion for AI spiritual guides?

Is "spiritual but not religious" a cop-out or the most honest position?

Would you switch from organized religion to a personal mythology if you could design your own belief system?

Would you switch from traditional religion to secular spirituality if it offered stronger community?

Does minimalistic spirituality feel more relevant than organized religion now?

Do “spiritual but not religious” people actually have any real beliefs, or is it just a cop-out?

Would you ever replace traditional religion with a personal mythology you build yourself?

Do modern "spiritual but not religious" people just want the feels without the rules?

Is it possible to be spiritual without following any organized religion?

Is religion losing relevance as AI offers answers to life’s big questions?