"Not religious at all" is poised to overtake "moderately religious" as plurality self-ID response (user search)
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« on: April 17, 2023, 08:37:49 AM »

I do somewhat question polling questions that showed mostly stable results followed by one sudden spike (without an obvious precipitating event).  I have no doubt that the general trend has been in this direction, but the sudden spike in the last couple years doesn't feel accurate at all.

The pandemic did do a number on religious practice; perhaps that affected self-identification as well?

I don't think religion numbers were particularly down in immediate post-pandemic polling, though. Although it's difficult to say for sure, my best guess would be a Dobbs effect.
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