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Older Americans are more likely to be religious and, if they are religious, to be white Christians. Younger Americans are less religious and, if they are religious, more likely to be Christians of color than white Christians.

Bob Smietana • Reorganized Religion

Paul F Hambrick

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One of the largest studies of religious attitudes of LGBT persons found that “76% of LGBT people are open to returning to their religious community and their practices.”

Collin Hansen • The Great Dechurching

Oh man, results on this poll are a bit scary. There is a long for every short. If you want to learn basics about perps, please refer to the Twitter thread and YouTube video I did ~two years ago explaining them: https://t.co/zDMAVqwD0u https://t.co/DuGN37XJIs

Will x.com

Religious ‘Nones’ in America: Who They Are and What They Believe

pewresearch.org

n early analysis of the vote showed that three-quarters of New York voters under the age of 30 supported Mamdani

Some of the most recognizable evidential apologists of our time include John Warwick Montgomery

Joseph M. Holden • The Comprehensive Guide to Apologetics

CMEs are more politically conservative in our survey, with 45 percent identifying as Republican or strong Republican versus 31 percent for DMEs, who tend to lean more center-right. There are slightly more female DMEs (61%) than ones who are churched (56%). The center-right versus conservative difference holds true with policy as well (see fig.