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Religion vs Spirituality
Amber Coleman
May 16, 2017
Bellarmine University
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Dalya Odem
Recently I have heard a lot from people around me about being spiritual rather than religious. I even read an interesting Twitter "fact" about Millennials being the least religious generation ever and how the US is the least religious it's ever been. While I'm not sure about the evidence of this, it sure does sound accurate. Many people see this as a great thing. That science is prevailing and ignorance is dying out. The fact that it could be true that we are the least religious we've ever been is understandable due to all the technological advancements we've made over the past 100 years. What makes me sad is that people see this as a good thing. I do agree that technological advancements are good for us. While I'm a historian by heart, who takes more to art and literature than science and engineering, I do understand the need for scientific advancements. It helps save lives and helps us better understand the world we live in.