Christianity’s decline in U.S. appears to have halted
Overall, that represents a decline in the share of Christians since the survey was first published in 2007. As recently as the early 1990s, 9 in 10 adults in the country identified as Christian. Almost 30% of adults participating in the new survey are religiously unaffiliated, and 7% identify with a religion other than Christianity.
The decline of Americans who identify as Christian has not just bottomed out, but appears to be rising, according to a major new study on religion.
The 2023-2024 survey — the most comprehensive temperature check on religious attitudes in the United States — found that 62 ...
A Utah lawmaker is pushing to overhaul required general education coursework for college students, shifting the focus back, ...
A yearslong “steady decline” in Americans embracing Christianity has halted due to increases among younger people, national ...
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Ashes to abstinence: Here's what Lent means for ChristiansLent begins March 5, and different denominations of Christianity have varied traditions for the 40 days leading to observance ...
Vice President JD Vance spoke Friday morning at the "National Catholic Prayer Breakfast" in Washington, DC. Vance, a convert, called himself a "baby Catholic," and said: "I try to be humble as best I ...
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