A stabilization of religious identification could mean the anticipated transformation of religious and civic life may slow.

Analysis of our polls and other data shows no clear evidence of a religious revival among young adults. Read more about ...

The decline of religion among young Americans has slowed, but they remain less religious than their parents or grandparents — ...

Most Black Americans are Christian, though the share who identify as such has fallen since 2007. About three-quarters of Black adults (73%) are Christian, including 65% who are Protestant, 4% who are ...

(RNS) — For the past five years, the decline of religion in America has stalled, after years of decline.

The share of Americans who see religion as a positive influence on American society continues to grow, as does the percentage who believe religion is gaining influence in public life, new survey data ...

A major new study from Pew Research Center offers an in-depth look at the American religious landscape and how it’s changed over time. Researchers determined that the share of U.S. adults who ...

While respected Christian researchers like George Barna have been sounding the alarm on the dangers of syncretism to a biblical worldview in recent years, a new study published Monday suggests more ...

(RNS) — When French intellectual Alexis de Tocqueville toured the United States in the early 19th century, he was struck by how religious Americans were. He linked that religiosity with the success of ...

Newsweek has created maps showing the most and least religious states, amid nationwide religious decline, with Mississippi the most and Vermont the least. The maps are based on the Pew Research Center ...

American adults who identify with Christianity, with another religion, or with no religion have all remained steady, a new ...