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Why America Should Fear The Decline Of Religious Women
Why America Should Fear The Decline Of Religious Women

(ANALYSIS) Fewer marriages, fewer believing mothers and fewer traditions carried forward add up to a generation raised inside a custom-built crisis of meaning. America needs religious men. To endure and thrive as a civilization, it may need religious women even more. The reasons aren’t mysterious.

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Gen Z And Millennial Men Driving New Church Attendance Trend
Gen Z And Millennial Men Driving New Church Attendance Trend

In the early 2000s, women were more regular churchgoers than men, and according to researchers, it is unclear whether this new shift “is a story of women stepping back or men stepping up.” 

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