🔴 NEW PUBLICATION 🔴 "Measuring Nonreligion as Absence: Testing Various Approaches" by R. T. Cragun, H. H. Rabbia, S. Skålvoll Urstad and P. Beyer Which absence measures best capture nonreligion? How these measures shape our studies? 🔗 Read it (Open): https://t.co/FFIY8f4vho

🔴 NEW PUBLICATION 🔴 “Discussing the Secular in Intimate Relationships” by Lieke L. Schrijvers How do Christian–nonreligious couples in the Netherlands navigate belief differences? Science, ethics & everyday negotiation take center stage. 🔗 Link: https://t.co/jtRkHhS3zn

Junbo, a student working with us here at the IRCSF this summer, found the McCaffree, K., Saide, A., & Basmechi, F. (2025) "Sex Differences in #Secularity in #Iran" article in @S_N_Journal particularly interesting: https://t.co/yIZ48CCm2y

🔴 New Article 🔴 “Holes in Sacred Umbrellas” by Katie E. Corcoran & Christopher P. Scheitle Can just one non-religious friend shift your worldview? This study explores how friendship networks influence the dynamis of atheistic worldviews 🔗 Read here: https://t.co/IN55RXvvpn

🌟New Article🌟 “Altruistic Atheists” by Phil Zuckerman & Sophie Myers What motivates altruistic behavior among people who don't believe in God, were raised in nonreligious families, and live in largely secular societies? 🔗 Read the answer here: https://t.co/zXNUbzotEP

🔊 Editorial update at Secularism and Nonreligion 🔊 Roosa Haimila joins Isabella Kasselstrand & David Speed as co-editor! Big thanks to Chris Cotter for 7+ years of outstanding service. Welcome, Roosa! #Nonreligion #SecularStudies #OpenAccess https://t.co/kWn9tPBhPi

#ArticleOfTheWeek How do people navigate between religiosity and non-religiosity? This study by J. Murphy, F. W. Jones, and D. Nigbur explores how British Hindus construct their personal worldviews. 🔗 Read the article here: https://t.co/fk2KSJbaa6

📢#NewArticle📢 McCaffree, Saide and Basmechi explore differences in secularity among Muslims in Iran, challenging Western-focused assumptions. Based on 21 interviews (52% female), it identifies 3 key themes shaping religious doubt. 🔗 Read it here: https://t.co/eT7lIaItqd

#ArticleOfTheWeek: How are science & nonreligion interconnected in the Anglophone West? R. Catto, R. Shillitoe, S. H. Jones, T. Kaden & F. Elsdon-Baker analyze how nonreligious life scientists & the public in Canada/UK perceive science & religion 🔗Link: https://t.co/yC8nMTYYv1

#ArticleOfTheWeek Check out this fascinating piece on atheism, gender, and feminism by Rebecca D. Stinson, Kathleen M. Goodman, Charles Bermingham and Saba R. Ali 🔗 Read it here: https://t.co/ViYj3590oP #Atheism #GenderEquality #NonReligion

🛑Let's continue our #WeeklyQuiz🛑 What does the term "agnosticism" mean? a) A belief that no gods exist b) A belief that the existence of gods is unknown or unknowable c) A belief in one god who created the universe d) A rejection of all spiritual or supernatural concepts

#NewArticle this new contribution by Alexandr Zamușinski explores @ProjectClergy Through interviews and surveys, the research reveals how these individuals navigate identity, community, and meaning after deconversion. 🔗Read the full article here: https://t.co/LTg0JHnqBV

🚨Ready for Question 4? 🚨 Here’s the next challenge in our #WeeklyQuiz True or False: "The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ensures freedom of religion and the separation of church and state." 🤔 What’s your answer? 💬Comment True or False below!

#ArticleOfTheWeek In "An Argument for Unbelief: A Discussion about Terminology", Nickolas Garth Conrad critiques rigid definitions of atheism, advocating for "unbelief". 🔗Read the full article here: https://t.co/5lYA5e7s9i #Secularism #Nonreligion #Unbelief

🌟Quiz Time Continues🌟 Here’s the third question in our #WeeklyQuiz: What is the meaning of nonreligion? a) Hostility towards religion b) A lack of religious affiliation or belief c) Advocacy for atheism d) Spirituality without organized religion 🧐Think you’ve got it? 👇😉

#ArticleOfTheWeek In her article entitled "There is a Sexular Body: Introducing a Material Approach to the Secular", J. Wiering advocates for a material, bottom-up approach to studying secularism. 🔗Read the full article here: https://t.co/G9ltr9r7BB

🎉Ready for Round 2? 🎉 Here’s the second question in our #WeeklyQuiz on Secularism and Nonreligion: Which philosopher is most commonly associated with the idea of the "secularization thesis"? a) Karl Marx b) Max Weber c) Friedrich Nietzsche d) Sigmund Freud Do you know? 🤔

#ArticleOfTheWeek In this study, Carlos Lemos and Ivan Puga-Gonzalez examine the accelerated secularization in Scandinavia, highlighting disaffiliation, disbelief in God, and the influence of church confidence. 🔗Read the full article here: https://t.co/Vr2NKbZrmF

🚨 It’s Quiz Time! 🚨 What does secularism primarily advocate for? a) Elimination of all religions b) Separation of religion and state c) Promotion of one dominant religion d) Denial of spirituality altogether 💬 Drop your answer below! Stay tuned for the correct answer!

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