Atheist Demographics

In all likelihood, the shift in favor of the non-religious will happen much sooner.

This is what happens when evidence doesn't matter to you.

Pew Research says organized religion is still in steady decline throughout the country.

Religion is just a part of life for many public school students, according to a...

Also interesting? In New Zealand, Pastafarianism is officially more popular than Lutheranism.

Atheists do fairly well in this measure of trustworthiness.

It's never good when Young Earth Creationism is this popular.

Of course atheists scored well. We know what we're rejecting.

The result will be an underestimate of atheists.

Non-Christians need to vote like our beliefs matter to us.

The survey shows a clear backlash against organized religion.

I'm not surprised. Religion causes more problems than it solves.

The "Nones" are on the rise, in just about every state.

It's been a long time since organized religion was a force for good.

Faith-based bigotry shouldn't be acceptable for a business owner, yet more Americans support the idea.

Religious extremism still exists in these countries, though.

The Catholic Church's reputation remains shattered in the minds of most Americans.

Even though anti-LGBTQ bigotry persists, the tide may be turning.

"Post-Christian" just means you've graduated from nonsense.

Democratic candidates would be wise to acknowledge Secular Americans instead of ignoring us.

Your age and political affiliation have a lot to do with your attitude toward atheists....

"The public image of the atheist is a simplification at best, and a gross caricature...

Why be part of a religion whose members actively work to suppress your civil rights?

Religious people are still screwing up the easiest moral question of our time.

A new analysis suggests that Democrats should embrace non-religious Americans if they want to win...

Mormonism left a bad taste in their mouths.

It's the highest "electability" number atheists have ever seen, but we obviously have a long...

We talk a lot about the rise of the "Nones." But what about their kids?

Without the "church tax," many organized religions would struggle.

Do these numbers surprise you?