More young men are attending religious services regularly, poll finds
"We're sensing, based on the data, a change in the religious environment in this country," said Gallup senior scientist Frank Newport, an author of the report.
Twin Studies and the Role of Genetics in Religious Belief
Parental upbringing shapes childhood religious participation, while genetic factors influence adult religious interest and involvement; identical twins can show strong similarity even when reared apart.
Social scientists have long found women tend to be more religious than men - but Gen Z may show a shift
Historical pattern of women being more religious than men is narrowing in the U.S., especially among younger cohorts like Generation Z, though evidence remains mixed.