Most dominant group that once filled churches now fleeing religion in droves

'For as long as we've been conducting surveys on religion, men have exhibited consistently lower levels of religious commitment than women – across cultures, class divisions, any way you cut it'

Aug 18, 2024 - 19:28
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Most dominant group that once filled churches now fleeing religion in droves
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(FOX NEWS) — Women are leaving churches in droves after previously being the dominant group that filled them, according to a report.

“Women are less inclined to be involved with churches that don’t want us speaking up, that don’t want us to be smart,” Mojica Rodríguez, the daughter of a pastor who was raised attending church frequently, said, according to USA Today.

Rodriguez, 39, earned a master’s degree in divinity. The Nashville-based author eventually left the church due to its views on women.

 

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