#spiritual but not religious

Would you ever switch from a major religion to a personal spiritual belief system?

Is the rise of "spiritual but not religious" actually a rejection of commitment or a genuine evolution in faith?

Would you switch from organized religion to personal spirituality if it saved you hundreds a year?

Do modern “spiritual but not religious” people get less practical wisdom for their time than old-school churchgoers?

Is "spiritual but not religious" a cop-out or the most honest position?

Would you switch from traditional religion to secular spirituality if it offered stronger community?

Is it hypocritical to call yourself spiritual but reject all organized religion?

Do “spiritual but not religious” people actually have any real beliefs, or is it just a cop-out?

Is the "spiritual but not religious" crowd actually just avoiding commitment and accountability?

Are eco-spirituality and nature worship growing in your community?

Do modern "spiritual but not religious" people just want the feels without the rules?

Is it possible to be spiritual without following any organized religion?