In the Study of Religious Groups, "Nones" Are

In the study of religious groups, "nones" are

A) Roman Catholic "sisters" who take a vow of chastity and poverty to live a more religious life.
B) People who do not identify with any of the traditional faith organizations or denominations and respond "none of the above" in surveys of religious affiliation
C) those people who are militantly anti-religious and reject all forms of spirituality
D) Common in Europe but virtually nonexistent in the Untied States.