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Just 16% of Americans surveyed said religion is the most important thing in their lives,
"Americans are becoming increasingly likely to become religiously unaffiliated."
Here's an interesting bit:
PRRI found that Christian congregations are still largely racially segregated.
A good sign here:
Among those who've left a religion, more than one-third say they were formerly Catholic.
Participation in houses of worship continues to decline, according to the study. Twenty-eight percent of respondents said they "seldom" attend religious services, and 29% of respondents said they "never" attend religious services. A decade ago, those figures were 22% and 21%, respectively.
All in all a somewhat comforting trend, even if it's a bit slower than some here would prefer.
Now let's sit back and not wait long to hear how the above is exactly what's destroying the country.