The Nones of this age are ecumenical, humanist, transreligious. But in their midst are analogs to the original monastics: spiritual rebels and seekers on the margins of established religion, pointing tradition back to its own untamable, countercultural, service-oriented heart.
Krista Tippett

The Nones of This Age
Topic: Society & Civil Religion
“And there is a kindred shift in the Nones’ generation of young Christians, including Evangelicals and others–people who have not rejected the faith of their childhood, but grew up allergic to stridency and determined to reform it. One pivotal, loosely federated movement is called the New Monasticism….
The Nones of this age are ecumenical, humanist, transreligious. But in their midst are analogs to the original monastics: spiritual rebels and seekers on the margins of established religion, pointing tradition back to its own untamable, countercultural, service-oriented heart.“
Media blogger, author, On Being host and founder
Becoming Wise
Tippett, Krista. Becoming Wise: an Inquiry into the Mystery and Art of Living. Penguin Books, 2017, p. 179, [Krista Tippett, Becoming Wise, Penguin Press, New York, 2016].
Krista Tippett
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