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Religion

More Young Men Are Now Religious Than Women in the U.S.

Younger generations of women are less religious than their male counterparts in the United States, according to data from a ƽ Consumer ƽ survey. This marks a shift, as historically, U.S. women have been the more religious group. As this chart shows, for both genders, religion is becoming less widespread overall.

Christianity is the dominant religion in the U.S. ƽ data shows that 51 percent of Gen Z males self-identify as Christian, with the next biggest religious groups Islam (six percent) and Buddhism (two percent). Only six percent of Gen Z men are atheists and 17 percent non-religious. For Gen Z women, 48 percent said their religion is Christianity, while only two percent said Islam and two percent Buddhism. Six percent of Gen Z women are atheists and 22 percent identify as non-religious.

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This chart shows the share of U.S. male and female respondents who say they are religious, by generation (in percent).

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