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A US temple where faithful don't have to believe in God
0 Comments | AFP, May, 2008
NEW YORK (AFP) — It looks more like a theater than a church, there are no sacred symbols, and the faithful who gather at this monumental Art Nouveau edifice believe deeply that there is not necessarily a god.
Here, across from Manhattan's Central Park, the Society for Ethical Culture, whose motto is "Deed before Creed," along with other US non-theist, atheist, agnostic and independent groups, are gaining ground in the United States.
According to the Pew Forum, those who see their spiritual dimension as "unaffiliated" make up 16 percent of Americans, but they are the fastest-growing segment of the complicated patchwork of US spiritual life.
"It feeds my spiritual, ethical and social needs," said Judith Wallach, a member of the ethical society for years who...
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