Most adults declare that they are “Spiritual, Not Religious” or "Cultural, Not Religious".  They say they seldom, if ever, attend church or synagogue.

The purpose of this booklet is to propose a 21st Century Bible and ethics, based on 3000 years of experience since the original Ten Commandments for “Not Religious” peoples.  The ethics are steeped in the Social Contract.  It is not a promotion of atheism.  God, if he exists, seems to provide absolution for sin and the sinner and thus sin continues.  Since professed religious people need to be more ethical and responsible for all their actions there are insights here for them.

Presumably, “Spiritual, Not Religious” means that those people believe there is a higher power or a force or a creator who they recognize but to whom they don’t pray.  There are “Spiritual” people who actively celebrate their belief in a higher power by basking the beauty of creation, nature and the warmth of their fellow spiritualists.

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You can download the PDF for free.