The Great Christian Exodus: Why Millions Are Leaving the Faith

Something historic is happening across America. For the first time in the nation’s history, Christianity is no longer the cultural default.
Church pews that were once filled are now half-empty. Entire denominations that shaped American life for generations are shrinking rapidly. And millions—especially young people—are walking away from the faith they grew up with.

This isn’t just about declining church attendance. It’s about a spiritual and cultural shift that is redefining what it means to believe in the modern world.
They call themselves “exvangelicals,” “deconstructing Christians,” or simply “the nones”—people who no longer identify with any religion. In just two decades, the percentage of Americans who identify as Christian has dropped from 78% to 62%, while the religiously unaffiliated have nearly doubled.

In this documentary, we explore why this Great Christian Exodus is happening—and what it means for the future of faith in America.
We’ll look at:
🔹 The rise of doubt and intellectual skepticism in the internet age.
🔹 How issues of morality, politics, and LGBTQ+ acceptance have divided churches.
🔹 The pain of religious trauma, purity culture, and hypocrisy within church institutions.
🔹 Why younger generations are rejecting organized religion but still searching for meaning.
🔹 And whether Christianity can survive—and evolve—in an age of disillusionment.

Through data, history, and real human stories, this video asks the hard questions:
Why are millions leaving Christianity? What are they finding instead? And what does this mass exodus reveal about the spiritual heart of America today?

This is more than a story about religion—it’s a story about identity, belief, and the changing soul of a nation.

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