They say they try to live a good life. But when it comes to religion, their answer is no thanks, we're good. The number of people who identify themselves as non-believers has doubled in the last two decades. Tonight, Mary Richardson discovers how they deal with family relations, child raising, and social rituals in a country that is still overwhelmingly religious.

Good Without God: Segment One

Good Without God: Segment Two

Good Without God: Segment Three

Good Without God: Segment Four

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Greg Epstein/Harvard Humanists
Good Without God

Boston Atheists
Boston Atheists

Secular Coalition For America/Woody Kaplan
Secular Coalition For America