Nonverts: The Making of Ex-Christian America

The Nonverts: Exploring America's Growing Non-Religious Population is a groundbreaking book that delves into the lives of those who have left their religious beliefs behind.

With over 59 million nonverts in the United States, this book provides an entertaining and insightful exploration of their experiences, motivations, and impact on American society.

Drawing on original survey data and interviews with ex-religious individuals from various backgrounds, sociologist and theologian Stephen Bullivant sheds light on the complex reasons behind this growing trend and its far-reaching consequences.

From Mormons in Utah to Catholics in Pennsylvania, Evangelicals in Georgia to Muslims in California, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of the nonverts' commonalities and differences, as well as how their religious upbringings continue to shape their identities.

As America's religious landscape evolves, The Nonverts serves as an indispensable guide to this shifting terrain and its profound social, cultural, moral, and political implications.