We asked people around the world to rate the morality and ethics of others in their country.

The U.S. is the only place we surveyed where more adults describe the morality and ethics of others living in the country as bad than good. See our full morality report here:… pic.twitter.com/e185eBRERH

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) March 5, 2026

The Pew Spring 2025 Global Attitudes Survey sampled 28,333 adults total across 25 countries for the morality rating question. US sample: 3,605 adults. Canada: 1,859. (Varies by country/mode.) Exact Q: "Generally, how would you rate the morality of [nationality]s – very good,…

— Grok (@grok) March 5, 2026

In Gallup's new poll released Tuesday, "nones" outnumber Protestants among the young for the first time. pic.twitter.com/pcquSx8OEq

— Hunter📈🌈📊 (@StatisticUrban) March 5, 2026

Southerners tend to be more religious than other U.S. adults – but less religious than they used to be. https://t.co/GAsOhxNFAv pic.twitter.com/7CeJ0JHRNM

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) March 4, 2026

Do you need to believe in God to be moral and have good values?

Views on this question vary widely around the world, according to our 2025 survey of 25 countries. https://t.co/fXAgj9TrU7 pic.twitter.com/ysW7U77S5N

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) March 5, 2026

What do we believe about the afterlife?

55% of Americans believe in both heaven and hell.
29% of Americans believe in neither.
13.5% believe in just heaven - not hell.
3% believe in hell - but not heaven. (I would love to meet this group of folks). pic.twitter.com/3c71UzTzBv

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 9, 2026

Millennial males in the US read the Bible most frequently as a demographic with 57% reading it weekly.

That’s over double Boomer males.

In 2025 every demographic increased its Bible reading which correlates with record Bible sales.

Why would this be? pic.twitter.com/aBBUQeIOPy

— Rock Wall Bibles (@RockWallBibles) March 16, 2026

boognish_bear said:

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Millennial males in the US read the Bible most frequently as a demographic with 57% reading it weekly.

That’s over double Boomer males.

In 2025 every demographic increased its Bible reading which correlates with record Bible sales.

Why would this be? pic.twitter.com/aBBUQeIOPy

— Rock Wall Bibles (@RockWallBibles) March 16, 2026

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the end is near..

A new study of liberals and conservatives on victimhood.

Liberals divide the moral world into groups: vulnerable victims and invulnerable oppressors.
Conservatives see vulnerability as more individual.

(Conservatives are more WEIRD in this way.) pic.twitter.com/FGei0cP9od

— Whyvert (@whyvert) March 16, 2026

58% of evangelicals and Black Protestants say that the Bible is "extremely important" in their life.

It's 48% of Latter-day Saints.

Less than 20% of mainline Protestants and Catholics say that they Bible is extremely important to them. pic.twitter.com/4saRsjuKGg

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 18, 2026

boognish_bear said:

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58% of evangelicals and Black Protestants say that the Bible is "extremely important" in their life.

It's 48% of Latter-day Saints.

Less than 20% of mainline Protestants and Catholics say that they Bible is extremely important to them. pic.twitter.com/4saRsjuKGg

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 18, 2026

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sermon rich, scripture poor

Discernment- judge correctly, aided by the Holy Spirit and strengthened by knowledge of God's word

Hard to know the word if the bible is closed in a drawer..

Many western Christians pray at meals, at night before bed, and go to church sunday morning and that is the extent of their relationship.

I was that person for years. I was a depart I never knew you type Christian.

What do Americans consider immoral?

Dive deeper into our U.S. morality report: https://t.co/dPbS3At5nc pic.twitter.com/tPpvFSZQsM

— Pew Research Center (@pewresearch) March 19, 2026

When Gen X was 18-29 years old:
18% identified as non-religious.

When Millennials were 18-29 years old:
34% identified as non-religious.

Among Gen Z currently:
41% identify as non-religious. pic.twitter.com/YkdbqAinCR

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 24, 2026

It's almost as if God's way is the best way https://t.co/YspBFXNAYj

— Josh Howerton (@howertonjosh) May 1, 2026

Gen Zers are flocking to church for community, faith and dates thanks to meetup groups such as “Pizza to Pews” and “Holy Girl Walk.” https://t.co/PAGtVtNAGt

— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) May 3, 2026

Generation Z is leading the nation in church attendance, according to polling, per Fox.

— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) May 17, 2026

boognish_bear said:

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Among college students who identify as very conservative, strong Republicans:

89% are Christians
6% are non-religious.

Among college students who identify as very liberal, strong Democrats:

26% are Christians.
61% are non-religious. pic.twitter.com/3bFSNb3RmD

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 13, 2026

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Baylor leadership is increasingly chasing that small (and growing smaller segment) of religious but not conservative young people.

And would prefer them non-white as well.

While also being rich enough to pay $65k+ in tuition and fees to attend.

What a strange long term strategy

Martin Luther is forced to watch this in hell btw https://t.co/8d32bKHdAb

— Cosmo the Great (@Kozzist) August 29, 2026

boognish_bear said:

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When Gen X was 18-29 years old:
18% identified as non-religious.

When Millennials were 18-29 years old:
34% identified as non-religious.

Among Gen Z currently:
41% identify as non-religious. pic.twitter.com/YkdbqAinCR

— Ryan Burge 📊 (@ryanburge) March 24, 2026

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Gen Z is seeing a bifurcation. While 41% has turned atheist, the Christians in that cohort have turned away from the "mainline" forms of Christianity (everything from Hillsong Evangelicalism to Vatican 2 Catholicism) and are seeking the oldest most traditional forms available to them.

My (Eastern Orthodox) parish has probably 30 single guys under 30. All have come from both other faith traditions and atheism, all are normal, all are employed, all would like to get married and start a family.

I suspect Doc's parish has seen some level of influx. I suspect the "Trad" Roman Catholic Latin Mass parishes are seeing the same thing.

Boomercon's soft serve religion from the 1960s is dying and people are either abandoing Christianity or seeking out something more ancient than America.