Posts tagged General Social Survey

Let’s Have A Look At Education and Religious Attendance

(ANALYSIS) The data indicates that the relationship between regular religious attendance and education is a positive one. The more educated, the more likely to attend church/synagogue/mosque. That’s true in every wave of the Cooperative Election Study. And, the effect is not a small one. In many years, someone with a graduate degree is 50% more likely to be a weekly attender than someone without a high school diploma.

AnalysisRyan BurgeSeptember 15, 2023Ryan Burge, Graphs About Religion, Religion data, Education and religion, Religious attendance, Cooperative Election Study, General Social Survey, Baylor Religion Survey, educationComment

As 'Nones' increase, Mainline Protestantism is headed for an age cliff

(OPINION) The number of religiously unaffiliated people has reached or surpassed some of the largest religious groups in the U.S. Researchers are puzzled about why left-leaning churches are losing so many young people while the country moves left on many moral issues. It may be due to what they think “religious” actually means.

Opinion, Religion, North AmericaTerry MattinglyAugust 30, 2019Terry Mattingly, religion in decline, religion, Ryan P. Burge, Eastern Illinois University, Pew Research Center, Donald Trump, General Social Survey, Nones, Religiously Unaffiliated, Religion in Public, Seven Sisters, Mainline Protestantism, Protestantism, Christianity

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