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Jesus (or Somebody) Take the Wheel, Why Millennials are Leaving Religion | Faith | The Michigan Chronicle

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According to pewforum.com, only 50 percent of Millennial ages 18-29 are certain they believe in God. The number of Millennials actively practicing religion continues to decline rapidly with the onset … Continued

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