Vast majority of SBNRs and religious Americans say people have a soul; but SBNRs are less likely to believe loved ones are reunited after death; and more likely to believe that parts of nature have spirits or spiritual energy

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December 5, 2023

5. Who are ‘spiritual but not religious’ Americans?

Vast majority of SBNRs and religious Americans say people have a soul; but SBNRs are less likely to believe loved ones are reunited after death; and more likely to believe that parts of nature have spirits or spiritual energy

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Vast majority of SBNRs and religious Americans say people have a soul; but SBNRs are less likely to believe loved ones are reunited after death; and more likely to believe that parts of nature have spirits or spiritual energy

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5. Who are ‘spiritual but not religious’ Americans?

Vast majority of SBNRs and religious Americans say people have a soul; but SBNRs are less likely to believe loved ones are reunited after death; and more likely to believe that parts of nature have spirits or spiritual energy

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