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A recent Gallup poll indicates a significant rise in religiosity among young men, surpassing young women in viewing religion as "very important" in their lives for the first time in 25 years. The post DATA: Young Men Are Driving a Surprise Revival in Religious Faith. appeared first on The National Pulse .
A recent Gallup poll indicates a significant rise in religiosity among young men, surpassing young women in viewing religion as “very important” in their lives for the first time in 25 years. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A Gallup poll from 2024-2025 shows that 42 percent of young men now consider religion “very important,” a significant increase from 28 percent in 2022-2023, surpassing young women, who remain steady at 30 percent. DETAIL: This marks a reversal of a long-standing trend, as young men have now surpassed young women in religiosity for the first time in roughly 25 years. Young women’s religious commitment has remained relatively flat at around 30 percent. The change is largely concentrated among young Republicans,…Open
The Gallup report appears to reflect a trend observed by some religious leaders: Pockets of young Americans, especially men, are joining faith communities.
