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The decline of Christianity in the US, including church membership and attendance, with recent data indicating a possible stabilization of Christian identity around 60-62%
Reporting shows that concrete, named examples of dramatic post‑2019 attendance drops among are limited in the provided sources, with the clearest documented case — a reported 57% decline that led to m...
Conservative activism by has coincided with measurable shifts in membership patterns: overall self-identified in recent years even as remaining members often report high attendance and observance . An...
is not monolithically "based on religion" in any legal or singular cultural sense, but religion—in particular —has been and remains a dominant social force: roughly 162 million U.S. adults identify as...
Immigration and birth rates are the two demographic levers most strongly shaping which faiths grow or shrink in the United States: immigration disproportionately increases the representation of non-Ch...