Christians in the United States will be the majority for many decades to come, but their numbers are slipping. According to a Pew Research Center study, the percentage of people identifying themselves as Christian has fallen from 78 percent in 2007 to just more than 70 percent today; more than one in five Americans are not affiliated with any religion at all. These trends are not new, but what is new is that their rate of change is accelerating, and, these shift are taking place within all age groups in all regions of the country. We look at how religious affiliation in America is changing.
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