Which of the following explanations for the rise in the number of religious "nones" is not supported by sociological studies?

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Sociological studies support the ideas of cohort replacement, the increase in individuals being raised without a religious affiliation, and the alienation of individuals with liberal political identities from organized religion as reasons for the rise in religious "nones." However, the claim that science has replaced religion as the source of truth and wisdom is not directly supported by sociological research as a primary reason for the increase in religious "nones." The rise is more closely associated with social and generational shifts rather than a direct substitution of science for religion in seeking truth and wisdom.

Which of the Following Explanations for the Rise in the Number