New study reveals fewer Texans identify as Christians—yet evangelical churches holding strong
New research from the Pew Research Center shows surprising shifts in the way Christians in Texas (and nationwide) are ...
DAVID MARCUS: This Lent, loud and proud American Christianity is making a comeback
Lent, the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter, is a time for Christians to reflect on their sinfulness and make ...
LDS Church retention rates are down in the U.S., male membership is up
See shifts in LDS attitudes toward abortion, Christian nationalism, climate change, partisan politics and more.
What reality TV can teach us about young people and religion
“There are plenty of places where spiritual practices are being maintained outside of religious institutions,” said Penny ...
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Pew: Fewer Iowans identify as Christians
Axios Visuals Fewer Iowans are attending church or identifying as Christian, per new 2023-24 Pew Research Center data. Why it matters: Religion is a part of a "larger social puzzle" that has ...
Map Shows US States Where Religion Is Disappearing Fastest
The Religious Landscape Study disclaims a margin of sampling error of 0.8 percentage points in general and 1.4 percentage points for religiously unaffiliated people. Pew Research Center also stressed ...
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The US Christian population has declined for years. A new survey shows that drop leveling off
The number of Americans who identify as Christian has declined steadily for years, but that drop shows signs of slowing, ...
Seattle ties as the least religious U.S. metro area in new study
A new Pew report shows that among 34 major U.S. metros, Seattle tied for the highest share of the population with no religious affiliation, writes FYI Guy.
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How religious is Colorado
Axios Visuals Coloradans are less likely to identify as Christian now compared to a decade ago. Why it matters: Religiosity is a part of America's social fabric and the new findings represent "a broad ...