Summary:
The book explores the lives of the nonreligious, examining how individuals find community, purpose, and moral values outside of traditional religious frameworks. It delves into various aspects of secular life, including raising children, coping with death, and creating meaning in a secular age.
Key points:
1. Secular Morality: Zuckerman states that morality isn't tied to religion, but can be based on empathy and humanistic values like fairness and justice.
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