Yunping Tong
@yunpingtong.bsky.social
Quantitative Researcher at Pew Research Center | PhD in Sociology of religion
- Most of the switching involves disaffiliation -- people leaving the religion of their childhood and no longer identifying with any religion.
June 26, 2025 at 8:04 PM
- Most of the switching involves disaffiliation -- people leaving the religion of their childhood and no longer identifying with any religion.
- Hindus and Muslims rarely switch out of their religious groups, with 99% of adults (ages 18-54) still identifying with their childhood religion.
- Retention rates are lower among Christians (83%) and Buddhists (78%).
- Retention rates are lower among Christians (83%) and Buddhists (78%).
June 26, 2025 at 8:04 PM
- Hindus and Muslims rarely switch out of their religious groups, with 99% of adults (ages 18-54) still identifying with their childhood religion.
- Retention rates are lower among Christians (83%) and Buddhists (78%).
- Retention rates are lower among Christians (83%) and Buddhists (78%).