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America isn’t like other wealthy nations. One of the biggest differences? Faith.

In 2018, 55% of Americans said they pray daily. In Canada, it was 25%. In Europe, the average was 22%.

So, which faiths do Americans identify with?

69% of the country say they’re Christians, the largest group being Protestants (about 45% of Americans).

Around 22% of Americans are Catholic.

All the other groups … are pretty small.

Jews make up a little over 2% of the population, while Mormons are about 1.5%

Muslims, Buddhists, and Hindus are each below 1%.

In fact, America’s third-largest religious group is people with no religion (over 21% of the population).

And as this group grows, America may start looking more like its secular peers.

Amongst Baby Boomers, 79% identify as Christians, while only 13% say they’re not religious.

Meanwhile, 54% of those in Gen Z say they’re Christians, while 34% report having no religion.

If these trends continue, it’s estimated that Christians will drop to 50% of the population by the time Millennials are the oldest generation.

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