Religion's long decline has paused, but expert doesn't see a revival in the data

Religion in America has plateaued after a long period of decline, a new report from the Pew Research Center shows. The report, published last week, showed 70% of Americans identify with a religion, 47% pray daily, 44% say religion is very important to them, and 34% attend religious services at least monthly. Monthly attendance for religious services is at a new high in Pew Research Center tracking, though that tracking only goes back to 2020. But the various measures of religious thought and behavior in the new Pew Research Center report have remained within a narrow band for the better...