Soft atheism’ among European millennials: interviews

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Ages: 11-16Ages: 16-19Non-religious worldview

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This document presents interviews exploring “soft atheism” among European millennials, capturing their perspectives on spirituality and belief. It examines how young adults define their non-religious identities and engage with spiritual concepts, highlighting the nuances of modern atheism. By engaging with this material, students can reflect on contemporary beliefs and the diversity of worldviews in today ís society. This resource is valuable for fostering discussions about faith and non-faith in religious education.

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Soft atheism’ among European millennials: interviews

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Soft atheism’ among European millennials: interviews

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