Youth Without Religion

Youth Without Religion refers to young people who identify as non-religious or spiritual but do not adhere to organized religious traditions or doctrines. This group may include atheists, agnostics, or those who find meaning through personal beliefs, philosophy, or secular values rather than formal religion. Their worldview often emphasizes individual exploration, ethical living, and critical thinking about spiritual claims. This trend reflects broader societal shifts toward secularism and diversity of belief, and highlights the evolving ways young people seek purpose and moral guidance outside traditional religious institutions.