The share of Americans who say it would be a benefit for society if more Americans were religious has fallen to just under two-thirds, a decline driven largely by women, Democrats and adults under 54, a new survey suggests.
The share of Americans who say it would be a benefit for society if more Americans were religious has fallen to just under two-thirds, a decline driven largely by women, Democrats and adults under 54, a new survey suggests.
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