While fewer Americans believe in God and millennials are the least religious generation in the last few decades, nine out of ten Americans have relied on prayer in times of duress. So, what is it about spirituality that keeps drawing people back in, even as our culture seems to be shifting away from it? It’s pretty obvious when you think about it. Whether you’re Christian or Buddhist or a mindful yogi, spirituality of all kinds…
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