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It's really happening. The New York Times is reporting that for the first time, young men are

officially more religious than young women. In the survey of over 5,000 Gen Ziers conducted by

the American Enterprise Institute, 40% of women now describe themselves

as religiously unaffiliated.

However, when it comes to young men, that number drops to just 34%.

Now, why that's so fascinating is because researchers found that in every other age group, men are the ones more likely to be unaffiliated with any religious identity.

In fact, that tracks with what researchers have found for decades.

Women are consistently more religious than men, finding frankly, so reliable that some scholars have characterized it as something akin to a universal human truth.

Well, when it comes to Gen Z, that simply no longer holds.

And it's not just religion or Christianity in general that young men are attracted to.

They're being particularly drawn to Eastern Orthodox Christianity, this according to a recent

report from the New York Post. Now, obviously for me, this was fascinating. Many of you know

that I'm an Orthodox convert.

I became Orthodox 18 years ago.

And what this post article points out is that for many young men, okay, bottom line, for many young men, bottom line, Protestant churches have become too liberal, you know, with the rainbow flags and BLM monikers and

Episcopal churches, for example. And evangelical churches have become too effeminate, too

commercialized, too consumerists. Many evangelical churches meet at movie theaters on Sunday mornings or in malls or in churches

that are built to look like movie theaters and malls. And the style of worship is very emotive.

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