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There's No Combination of Factors That Guarantees a Religious Adult
Here’s one of the things that I have become more and more convinced of the longer I look at trends in American religion – you can’t convert your way out of a shrinking con...
Finance Majors Go to Church. English Majors Don't
If you hang around a college campus long enough, you quickly begin to realize that a lot of the stereotypes are true, especially on the faculty side of things. Every college has a whole bunch of “deadwood.” These are professors who got to f...
The LDS Church Has a Retention Problem
This post has been unlocked through a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment for the Association of Religion Data Archives (ARDA). The graphs you see here use data that is publicly available for download and analysis through link(s) provid...
Where Does Alcoholics Anonymous Go When the Churches Close?
Every once in a while I will get interviewed for a story about a church closure or the decline of religion or something similar and this question will come up, “Why should non-believers really pay attention to this downward trend? How are t...
Mainline Clergy Are Different — And It's Not Because of Who They Are
Controlling for demographics doesn't make the clergy gap disappear. If anything, it makes it more interesting
Back in November, I wrote a post that I knew was going to cause a stir because it answered one of the most burning questions in m...
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Professor of Practice, Washington University
Praveen Vissa is a rising senior at John Burroughs School in St. Louis, Missouri, interested in religion, politics, public health, and the institutions that influence American culture and civic life.
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