What you describe is kind of what modern secular Québec is like. We excellent Christians who do all the things but we still will often go to Catholic mass on Christmas. We will still hold some of the...
Not that surprising as I live in France which is also modern secular.
I know the US is a lot more religious than France, but I still feel like a secular history and ritualistic (Christian-compatible) spirituality is probably the best way to move forward because firstly it doesn't ask atheists to start believing in something, and secondly it doesn't ask sectarian Protestants to switch their alignment.
I know the US is a lot more religious than France, but I still feel like a secular history and ritualistic (Christian-compatible) spirituality is probably the best way to move forward because firstly it doesn't ask atheists to start believing in something, and secondly it doesn't ask sectarian Protestants to switch their alignment.
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