Defining “Spiritual but not religious”: What does it mean?The phrase, “spiritual but not religious,” signifies a movement towards possessing spirituality as a salient component of one's existence, free from shackles of traditional religion, where personal beliefs and practices take precedence over strictly following organized religion. By essence, it promotes being versus merely believing. One could argue that we are living in what some scholars have come to call “The Age of Spirituality Without Religion.” In this epoch, trends lean towards formulating…

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