Summary: <a href="https://trippfuller.loc/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/becomingtrulyhuman-CC220-a-1.jpg"></a>About one in four Americans identify as a “None,” which means, when asked about their religious affiliation, they claim “none of the above.” And yet so many of them claim some form of spirituality, or at least a hunger for exploring the possibility of God. In his new move, “<a href="https://www.becomingtrulyhuman.com">Becoming Truly Human</a>,” Nathan Andrew Jacobs follows several young adult Nones through their own journeys in, and out of, organized religion. One of them even ends up back in church, but maybe not where you’d expect.<br> Amy and Christian explore the importance of heretics in church, whether it’s Christlike to live on the “edge of the inside” of religion as father Richard Rohr calls it, and the important balance between movements and institutions, prophets and priests.<br> Throughout this episode, we explore the lingering question: Does religion matter anymore? This week on your Homebrewed CultureCast.<br> Subscribe and listen on iTunes <a class="ext-link decorated-link" href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/homebrewed-culture-cast/id562041949?mt=2" rel="external nofollow" data-wpel-target="_blank">HERE</a><br> Subscribe and follow us on Homebrewed Christianity <a class="ext-link decorated-link" href="https://trippfuller.com/category/culturecast/" rel="external nofollow" data-wpel-target="_blank">HERE</a><br> Become a CultureCast Patron <a class="ext-link decorated-link" href="https://www.patreon.com/culturecast" rel="external nofollow" data-wpel-target="_blank">HERE</a><br> Join us on Facebook <a class="ext-link decorated-link" href="http://www.facebook.com/hcculturecast" rel="external nofollow" data-wpel-target="_blank">HERE</a><br>
