Approximately 30% of the population is "Unaffiliated" which includes atheists, agnostics and "nothing in particular."

So there are FAR more "unaffiliateds" or NON-religious than there are Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindu, and "other faiths" combined. Yet these non-religious people should just be counted as "other" or "agnostic" since it would be a sin to think that "atheists" or "others" should even count? There are even FAR more unaffiliateds than there are Catholics... yet Catholics I assume get their own chaplain.

So who provides "spiritual" guidance or assistance for non-religious people in their time of need for just say... compassion? Or do they just not count anymore?

How about a dedicated NON-religious 'chaplain' or 'spiritual advisor' or 'assistant' for that big of a group??


Christianity (62% Total):

Protestantism: 40% (Includes Evangelical, Mainline, and historically Black Protestant churches).

Catholicism: 19%.

Other Christian: 3%
(Includes Mormons, Orthodox Christians, and Jehovah's Witnesses).

Religiously Unaffiliated (29% Total):
Atheist: 5%.
Agnostic: 6%.
Nothing in particular: 19%.

Non-Christian Religions (7% Total):
Jewish: 2%.
Muslim: 1%.
Buddhist: 1%.
Hindu: 1%.

Other Faiths: 2%
(Includes indigenous, New Age, and other world religions).