It's a harmful myth that nonreligious people don't believe in anything.
Researchers have shown that secular Americans have distinct beliefs about science and how to know the world, as well as what happens when we die. Secular people also have distinct values. Understanding what secular people believe helps explain how they vote and why they're so civically engaged.
Join our co-founders Sarah Levin and Juhem Navarro-Rivera in a discussion with Dr. Joseph Blankholm and PhD candidate Shakir Stephen to learn why secular beliefs are so often misunderstood by the media and why the secular vote matters more than ever for politicians.
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