GITNUXREPORT 2026

Religion In The Us Statistics

Christian affiliation in the U.S. continues a long-term decline, now at about 62% of adults.

Written by Thomas Lindqvist·Edited by Catherine Wu·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified Feb 13, 2026·Next review: Aug 2026

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72% of U.S. adults believe in God in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 92% in 2007

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80% of Christians absolutely certain God exists per Pew 2023-24

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33% of Americans certain of heaven per Pew

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Bible literalism: 24% say word of God literally per Gallup 2022

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Evolution accepted by 37% per Pew 2023

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Abortion: 62% say should be legal in most cases per Gallup 2023

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Evangelicals 73% oppose legal abortion per Pew

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Nones 84% support legal abortion per PRRI 2023

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Same-sex marriage supported by 63% overall per Gallup 2023

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White evangelicals 26% support SSM per PRRI

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Religion importance: 45% say very important per Pew 2023-24

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PRRI 2023: 35% say religion very important

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Hell belief: 58% of Americans per Pew 2023-24

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Angels believed by 68% per Pew

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Satan real to 55% per Pew 2023-24

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Barna: Moral truth absolute 35% of adults

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Climate change: 62% believe human caused per Yale 2023 via Pew

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White evangelicals 28% see human caused climate change per PRRI

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Gender identity: 60% say society gone too far protecting trans rights per Pew 2023

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Religious groups divided on gender: Evangelicals 65% binary gender per Pew

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In 2023-24, 62% of U.S. adults identify as Christians, down from 78% in 2007 according to Pew Research Center's Religious Landscape Study

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Protestants make up 40% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, a decline from 51% in 2007 per Pew

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Catholics comprise 19% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, down slightly from 23% in 2007 as reported by Pew Research

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Evangelical Protestants are 25% of the U.S. population in 2023-24 per Pew's analysis

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Mainline Protestants account for 14% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, decreased from 18% in 2007 according to Pew

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Historically Black Protestants represent 7% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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Mormons (LDS) are 1% of U.S. adults, stable from 2007 levels as per Pew 2023-24 study

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Orthodox Christians make up 1% of the U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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Jehovah's Witnesses comprise less than 1% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research

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Other Christians account for 3% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, up slightly from 2007 per Pew

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Gallup poll in 2023 shows 68% of U.S. adults identify as Christian

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PRRI's 2023 survey finds 64% of Americans identify as Christian

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Among white Americans, 59% are Christian per Pew 2023-24

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Black Americans are 79% Christian in 2023-24 according to Pew

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Hispanic Americans are 72% Christian per Pew 2023-24 data

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Asian Americans are 34% Christian in 2023-24 per Pew Research

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Southern Baptists number about 6% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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Methodists are 3% of U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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Lutherans comprise 2% per Pew 2023-24

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Presbyterians are 1% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew

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Episcopalians/Anglicans less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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ARDA data shows 47 million Catholics in US in 2020

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Nondenominational Christians are 9% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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Pentecostals/Charismatics 5% per Pew 2023-24

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Churches of Christ 1% per Pew

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United Methodist Church membership declined 26% from 2010-2020 per ARDA

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Southern Baptist Convention baptized 247,000 in 2022, down from peaks per SBC reports via ARDA

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Gallup 2022: 20% of Americans Catholic

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PRRI 2020: White evangelical Protestants 14% of population

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Barna 2023: Born-again Christians 63% of U.S. adults

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Jewish Americans are 2% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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Muslims comprise 1% of U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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Buddhists are 1% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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Hindus make up 1% of U.S. population in 2023-24 per Pew

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28% of Asian Americans are Buddhist or Hindu per Pew 2023-24

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Other non-Christian faiths account for 2% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 according to Pew

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PRRI 2023: Muslims 1% of U.S. adults

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Gallup 2021: Jews 2% of Americans

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ARDA estimates 3.5 million Muslims in US in 2020

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Pew 2021 Jewish survey: 2.4% of U.S. adults Jewish

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Hindus number about 2.5 million in US per Pew 2023-24

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Buddhists approximately 3 million in US per Pew

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Unitarians less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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Sikhs estimated at 0.2% or 500,000-700,000 per various sources via ARDA

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Bahá'í Faith adherents around 150,000-200,000 per ARDA

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Jains about 150,000 in US per ARDA estimates

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Native American religions less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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Wiccans/Pagans 0.3% per ARDA 2020

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Scientologists fewer than 25,000 per ARDA

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PRRI 2022: Hindus 1% among under 30s

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Barna 2023: New Age believers 1% identify strictly

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Pew 2014: Muslims grew from 0.4% to 1% 2007-2014

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Jews 76% white per Pew 2021

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Muslims 24% black, 8% Hispanic per Pew 2023-24

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56% Northeast Christian vs 79% South per Pew 2023-24

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West 52% Christian, highest nones 34% per Pew

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Midwest 65% Christian per Pew 2023-24

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Bible Belt states like Alabama 86% Christian per PRRI 2020

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California 63% Christian, 28% nones per PPIC 2023 via Pew

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New York 59% Christian per ARDA state data

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Rural areas 71% Christian vs urban 57% per Pew 2023-24

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Suburban 64% Christian per Pew

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Men 53% Christian, women 70% per Pew 2023-24

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Over 65: 73% Christian vs Gen Z 46% per Pew

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College grads 54% Christian vs 68% non-grads per Pew 2023-24

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Income $100k+ 59% Christian vs lower 66% per Pew

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Republicans 82% Christian per Pew 2023-24

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Democrats 47% Christian per Pew

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South 76% Christian highest region per Pew

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PRRI: Utah 69% Mormon/Christian specific

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Hawaii 63% non-Christian or none per ARDA

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Immigrants 59% Christian per Pew

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Military 70% Christian per VA data via ARDA

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Prisoners 51% Protestant per BJS 2020

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Hollywood/CA entertainment: lower religiosity per Barna

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Bible Belt attendance 40% weekly vs coasts 20% per Gallup

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Northeast lowest evangelical 13% per Pew

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36% of U.S. adults attend religious services weekly or nearly weekly in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 39% in 2007

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46% of Christians attend weekly per Pew 2023-24

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Evangelicals 58% weekly attendance per Pew

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Catholics 33% weekly per Pew 2023-24

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Historically Black Protestants 61% attend weekly per Pew

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Gallup 2023: 30% weekly attendance overall

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PRRI 2023: 25% attend monthly or more

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63% of U.S. adults pray daily in 2023-24 per Pew

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Bible readers: 25% read daily per Pew

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Meditation practiced by 40% of Americans yearly per CDC via Pew

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Church membership 47% in 2023 per Gallup, first below majority

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ARDA: 150,000 religious congregations in US 2020

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Post-COVID, 20% attend less often per PRRI 2023

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Black Americans 50% weekly attendance per Pew

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Under 30s: 18% weekly attendance per Pew 2023-24

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69% of evangelicals read Bible weekly per Barna

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GSS 2022: Attendance declined to 27% weekly

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Fasting practiced by 24% of Americans per Pew

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Online services: 20% attend exclusively online post-COVID per PRRI

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Mormons 67% weekly attendance highest per Pew

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Jews 26% attend services monthly per Pew 2021

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Muslims 43% attend weekly per Pew 2023-24

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29% of U.S. adults are religiously unaffiliated (nones) in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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Atheists are 4% of U.S. adults, agnostics 5%, nothing in particular 20% per Pew 2023-24

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Nones increased from 16% in 2007 to 29% in 2023-24 according to Pew

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Gallup 2023: 21% no religion

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PRRI 2023: 27% unaffiliated

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Among under 30s, 34% are nones per Pew 2023-24

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41% of white nones per Pew demographics

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Black nones 20%, Hispanic 28%, Asian 28% per Pew 2023-24

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Barna 2023: 35% of Millennials no religion

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GSS 2022: 30% no religious preference

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Nones church attendance near 0%, but 20% pray daily per Pew

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Atheist/agnostic nones 28% believe in God per Pew 2023-24

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Nothing in particular nones 63% certain God exists per Pew

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ARDA: Unaffiliated congregations grew 30% 2010-2020

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10% of nones raised Christian now unaffiliated per Pew

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Switching to unaffiliated 23% lifetime per Pew

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Gallup: Unaffiliated rose from 6% in 1990 to 21% in 2023

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PRRI: Nones highest among LGBTQ+ at 40%

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College grads 33% nones vs 25% non-grads per Pew

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Urban areas 32% nones per Pew 2023-24

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West region 34% nones highest per Pew

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Barna: Gen Z 42% no religion

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Pew: 52% of nones say religion does more harm than good

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While America has long imagined itself a solidly Christian nation, recent statistics reveal a far more complex and rapidly shifting religious landscape.

Key Takeaways

In 2023-24, 62% of U.S. adults identify as Christians, down from 78% in 2007 according to Pew Research Center's Religious Landscape Study
Protestants make up 40% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, a decline from 51% in 2007 per Pew
Catholics comprise 19% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, down slightly from 23% in 2007 as reported by Pew Research
Jewish Americans are 2% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center
Muslims comprise 1% of U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew
Buddhists are 1% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24
29% of U.S. adults are religiously unaffiliated (nones) in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center
Atheists are 4% of U.S. adults, agnostics 5%, nothing in particular 20% per Pew 2023-24
Nones increased from 16% in 2007 to 29% in 2023-24 according to Pew
36% of U.S. adults attend religious services weekly or nearly weekly in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 39% in 2007
46% of Christians attend weekly per Pew 2023-24
Evangelicals 58% weekly attendance per Pew
72% of U.S. adults believe in God in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 92% in 2007
80% of Christians absolutely certain God exists per Pew 2023-24
33% of Americans certain of heaven per Pew

Christian affiliation in the U.S. continues a long-term decline, now at about 62% of adults.

Beliefs and Social Attitudes

172% of U.S. adults believe in God in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 92% in 2007

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280% of Christians absolutely certain God exists per Pew 2023-24

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333% of Americans certain of heaven per Pew

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4Bible literalism: 24% say word of God literally per Gallup 2022

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5Evolution accepted by 37% per Pew 2023

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6Abortion: 62% say should be legal in most cases per Gallup 2023

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7Evangelicals 73% oppose legal abortion per Pew

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8Nones 84% support legal abortion per PRRI 2023

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9Same-sex marriage supported by 63% overall per Gallup 2023

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10White evangelicals 26% support SSM per PRRI

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11Religion importance: 45% say very important per Pew 2023-24

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12PRRI 2023: 35% say religion very important

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13Hell belief: 58% of Americans per Pew 2023-24

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14Angels believed by 68% per Pew

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15Satan real to 55% per Pew 2023-24

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16Barna: Moral truth absolute 35% of adults

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17Climate change: 62% believe human caused per Yale 2023 via Pew

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18White evangelicals 28% see human caused climate change per PRRI

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19Gender identity: 60% say society gone too far protecting trans rights per Pew 2023

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20Religious groups divided on gender: Evangelicals 65% binary gender per Pew

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Beliefs and Social Attitudes Interpretation

Americans are a complex choir of old-time religion and modern skepticism, where belief in angels and Satan comfortably coexists with growing doubts about God, shifting moral certainties, and deep partisan chasms over everything from heaven to climate change.

Christian Population Statistics

1In 2023-24, 62% of U.S. adults identify as Christians, down from 78% in 2007 according to Pew Research Center's Religious Landscape Study

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2Protestants make up 40% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, a decline from 51% in 2007 per Pew

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3Catholics comprise 19% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, down slightly from 23% in 2007 as reported by Pew Research

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4Evangelical Protestants are 25% of the U.S. population in 2023-24 per Pew's analysis

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5Mainline Protestants account for 14% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, decreased from 18% in 2007 according to Pew

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6Historically Black Protestants represent 7% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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7Mormons (LDS) are 1% of U.S. adults, stable from 2007 levels as per Pew 2023-24 study

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8Orthodox Christians make up 1% of the U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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9Jehovah's Witnesses comprise less than 1% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research

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10Other Christians account for 3% of U.S. adults in 2023-24, up slightly from 2007 per Pew

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11Gallup poll in 2023 shows 68% of U.S. adults identify as Christian

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12PRRI's 2023 survey finds 64% of Americans identify as Christian

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13Among white Americans, 59% are Christian per Pew 2023-24

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14Black Americans are 79% Christian in 2023-24 according to Pew

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15Hispanic Americans are 72% Christian per Pew 2023-24 data

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16Asian Americans are 34% Christian in 2023-24 per Pew Research

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17Southern Baptists number about 6% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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18Methodists are 3% of U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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19Lutherans comprise 2% per Pew 2023-24

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20Presbyterians are 1% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew

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21Episcopalians/Anglicans less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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22ARDA data shows 47 million Catholics in US in 2020

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23Nondenominational Christians are 9% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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24Pentecostals/Charismatics 5% per Pew 2023-24

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25Churches of Christ 1% per Pew

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26United Methodist Church membership declined 26% from 2010-2020 per ARDA

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27Southern Baptist Convention baptized 247,000 in 2022, down from peaks per SBC reports via ARDA

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28Gallup 2022: 20% of Americans Catholic

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29PRRI 2020: White evangelical Protestants 14% of population

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30Barna 2023: Born-again Christians 63% of U.S. adults

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Christian Population Statistics Interpretation

The pews are thinning across nearly every Christian denomination, painting a clear picture of a nation that is, by the numbers, steadily decoupling from its historically dominant religious identity.

Non-Christian Religious Groups

1Jewish Americans are 2% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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2Muslims comprise 1% of U.S. population in 2023-24 according to Pew

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3Buddhists are 1% of U.S. adults per Pew 2023-24

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4Hindus make up 1% of U.S. population in 2023-24 per Pew

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528% of Asian Americans are Buddhist or Hindu per Pew 2023-24

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6Other non-Christian faiths account for 2% of U.S. adults in 2023-24 according to Pew

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7PRRI 2023: Muslims 1% of U.S. adults

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8Gallup 2021: Jews 2% of Americans

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9ARDA estimates 3.5 million Muslims in US in 2020

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10Pew 2021 Jewish survey: 2.4% of U.S. adults Jewish

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11Hindus number about 2.5 million in US per Pew 2023-24

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12Buddhists approximately 3 million in US per Pew

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13Unitarians less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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14Sikhs estimated at 0.2% or 500,000-700,000 per various sources via ARDA

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15Bahá'í Faith adherents around 150,000-200,000 per ARDA

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16Jains about 150,000 in US per ARDA estimates

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17Native American religions less than 1% per Pew 2023-24

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18Wiccans/Pagans 0.3% per ARDA 2020

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19Scientologists fewer than 25,000 per ARDA

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20PRRI 2022: Hindus 1% among under 30s

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21Barna 2023: New Age believers 1% identify strictly

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22Pew 2014: Muslims grew from 0.4% to 1% 2007-2014

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23Jews 76% white per Pew 2021

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24Muslims 24% black, 8% Hispanic per Pew 2023-24

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Non-Christian Religious Groups Interpretation

Despite their small, single-digit percentages, America's rich tapestry of faiths weaves together tens of millions of distinct threads, proving that statistical influence often outweighs mere headcount.

Regional and Demographic Variations

156% Northeast Christian vs 79% South per Pew 2023-24

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2West 52% Christian, highest nones 34% per Pew

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3Midwest 65% Christian per Pew 2023-24

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4Bible Belt states like Alabama 86% Christian per PRRI 2020

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5California 63% Christian, 28% nones per PPIC 2023 via Pew

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6New York 59% Christian per ARDA state data

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7Rural areas 71% Christian vs urban 57% per Pew 2023-24

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8Suburban 64% Christian per Pew

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9Men 53% Christian, women 70% per Pew 2023-24

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10Over 65: 73% Christian vs Gen Z 46% per Pew

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11College grads 54% Christian vs 68% non-grads per Pew 2023-24

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12Income $100k+ 59% Christian vs lower 66% per Pew

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13Republicans 82% Christian per Pew 2023-24

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14Democrats 47% Christian per Pew

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15South 76% Christian highest region per Pew

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16PRRI: Utah 69% Mormon/Christian specific

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17Hawaii 63% non-Christian or none per ARDA

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18Immigrants 59% Christian per Pew

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19Military 70% Christian per VA data via ARDA

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20Prisoners 51% Protestant per BJS 2020

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21Hollywood/CA entertainment: lower religiosity per Barna

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22Bible Belt attendance 40% weekly vs coasts 20% per Gallup

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23Northeast lowest evangelical 13% per Pew

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Regional and Demographic Variations Interpretation

The statistics paint a picture of a devout, church-going South and a more secular, diverse Northeast, while revealing that American Christianity increasingly wears a regional, gendered, and political nametag to its own reunion.

Religious Attendance and Practices

136% of U.S. adults attend religious services weekly or nearly weekly in 2023-24 per Pew, down from 39% in 2007

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246% of Christians attend weekly per Pew 2023-24

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3Evangelicals 58% weekly attendance per Pew

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4Catholics 33% weekly per Pew 2023-24

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5Historically Black Protestants 61% attend weekly per Pew

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6Gallup 2023: 30% weekly attendance overall

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7PRRI 2023: 25% attend monthly or more

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863% of U.S. adults pray daily in 2023-24 per Pew

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9Bible readers: 25% read daily per Pew

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10Meditation practiced by 40% of Americans yearly per CDC via Pew

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11Church membership 47% in 2023 per Gallup, first below majority

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12ARDA: 150,000 religious congregations in US 2020

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13Post-COVID, 20% attend less often per PRRI 2023

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14Black Americans 50% weekly attendance per Pew

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15Under 30s: 18% weekly attendance per Pew 2023-24

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1669% of evangelicals read Bible weekly per Barna

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17GSS 2022: Attendance declined to 27% weekly

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18Fasting practiced by 24% of Americans per Pew

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19Online services: 20% attend exclusively online post-COVID per PRRI

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20Mormons 67% weekly attendance highest per Pew

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21Jews 26% attend services monthly per Pew 2021

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22Muslims 43% attend weekly per Pew 2023-24

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Religious Attendance and Practices Interpretation

While the spirit of prayer remains remarkably strong in personal practice, the collective American pew is steadily emptying, revealing a devout nation increasingly worshiping from a greater distance—both physically and generationally.

Religiously Unaffiliated

129% of U.S. adults are religiously unaffiliated (nones) in 2023-24 per Pew Research Center

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2Atheists are 4% of U.S. adults, agnostics 5%, nothing in particular 20% per Pew 2023-24

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3Nones increased from 16% in 2007 to 29% in 2023-24 according to Pew

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4Gallup 2023: 21% no religion

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5PRRI 2023: 27% unaffiliated

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6Among under 30s, 34% are nones per Pew 2023-24

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741% of white nones per Pew demographics

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8Black nones 20%, Hispanic 28%, Asian 28% per Pew 2023-24

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9Barna 2023: 35% of Millennials no religion

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10GSS 2022: 30% no religious preference

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11Nones church attendance near 0%, but 20% pray daily per Pew

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12Atheist/agnostic nones 28% believe in God per Pew 2023-24

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13Nothing in particular nones 63% certain God exists per Pew

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14ARDA: Unaffiliated congregations grew 30% 2010-2020

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1510% of nones raised Christian now unaffiliated per Pew

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16Switching to unaffiliated 23% lifetime per Pew

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17Gallup: Unaffiliated rose from 6% in 1990 to 21% in 2023

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18PRRI: Nones highest among LGBTQ+ at 40%

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19College grads 33% nones vs 25% non-grads per Pew

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20Urban areas 32% nones per Pew 2023-24

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21West region 34% nones highest per Pew

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22Barna: Gen Z 42% no religion

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23Pew: 52% of nones say religion does more harm than good

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Religiously Unaffiliated Interpretation

America's religious landscape is becoming a ghost town with a vibrant black market, as nearly a third of adults now claim no affiliation, yet a surprising number still secretly pray and believe in God while loudly criticizing organized religion.