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Study finds adults aged 23-26 are the least religious in the U.S.

A study has revealed that adults aged 23 to 26 are the least religious group in the U.S. This comes as media reports discuss a possible resurgence of religious interest among young Americans, notably conservative men.

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A study has revealed that adults aged 23 to 26 are the least religious group in the U.S. This comes as media reports discuss a possible resurgence of religious interest among young Americans, notably conservative men.

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Adults 23-26 are America’s least religious age group: Study

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Study finds adults aged 23-26 are the least religious in the U.S.