text: Yes.  It's not that they don't believe in God or salvation, but they --- like Bindner --- reject the idea of original sin, and the salvation that only Christ can provide.  To them, it's not necessary to participate in the sacraments, or even believe in Christ.  It's enough to be good.  The question is why they believe THAT rather than what the Church has perennially taught.  The answer seems simple:  The world turned modern and then post-modern, and a Church that teaches what Catholicism teaches is almost innately opposed by modernists and post-modernists.  They just don;t go together.  One small example:  no-fault divorce.  The very thought of that would have been scorned by Protestants who founded America 200+ years ago.  Now, the thought of NOT having no-fault divorce is scorned.  It is the rejection of Scripture --- and Scripture's keeper, the Church --- in favor of modernism  and post-modernism.  In fact, to be post-modern IS to reject the Church, or so it seems.