The Global Flourishing Study reveals that young adults, particularly those aged 18-29, rank lowest in happiness, health, and fulfillment. Nearly half of Gen Z and young Millennials are religiously unaffiliated, resulting in growing struggles with character, purpose, and meaningful relationships. Factors such as social media, economic challenges, and climate change exacerbate their issues. The decline of organized religion may be eroding vital sources of belonging and moral guidance, leading to increased feelings of languishing among this demographic.
The decline of organized religion has led to a decrease in belonging and moral character, affecting young adults' sense of purpose and happiness.
Global young adults face a crisis of meaning, purpose, and self-doubt, attributed in part to the growing number of those with no religious affiliation.
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