In Europe and U.S., Nonbelievers Are Increasingly Vocal

BURGESS HILL, England -- Every morning on his walk to work, high school teacher Graham Wright recited a favorite Anglican prayer and asked God for strength in the day ahead. Then two years ago, he just stopped.
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Mary Jordan

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