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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/04/education-church-attendance/524346/?utm_source=polfb

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The article presents the hypothesis that college allows Christians to better find a community they can latch on to compared to those who've graduated only high school. Another hypothesis I've seen is that college acts as a sieve to divide "true believers" from nominal Christians. However, I don't see either of these hypotheses answering why this impacts Christians but not Jews or Muslims.
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