Religious traditions are a salve for the woes of modern youth

(OPINION) The mental health and lifestyle benefits of faith in adulthood are well-documented. A recent Harvard study suggests that kids are better off in many ways when raised in a religious tradition. As the media and grown-ups fret about the state of today’s youth, journalists should pay attention to what works.

Opinion, North AmericaRichard OstlingJanuary 6, 2020Erica Komisar, nihilism, atheism, faith, teenagers, teens, mental health, prayer, Tyler VanderWeele, Harvard University, American Journal of Epidemiology, Richard Ostling, Atheism, Mental Health

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