Sociologists argue that the United States has a set of religious beliefs through which it interprets its own history in light of some conception of ultimate reality, and is known as:

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Sociologists argue that the United States has a set of religious beliefs (such as the belief in God, the importance of individual freedom, and the pursuit of happiness) that are not based on any particular denomination, but rather are part of a shared national identity. This is known as civil religion.

Sociologists Argue That the United States Has a Set of Religious