They represented a growing group of people known by sociologists as either the Nones (those with no religious affiliation) or the Dones (those who were once churchgoers and have since left the church but have not abandoned their faith). For both the Nones and the Dones, the church has lost its credibility. These folks aren’t waiting for the church, and they aren’t expecting Christians to show up. They are only concerned with what the church is willing to do.
