A study commissioned by Christopher Gasson shows that the younger generation is turning towards spirituality, with only 13% of Gen Z identifying as atheists. This contrasts sharply with older generations, suggesting a broader reevaluation of faith and spirituality in the UK.
Gen Z Leads Spiritual Revival in the UK, Defying Traditional Atheism Trends
Gen Z Leads Spiritual Revival in the UK, Defying Traditional Atheism Trends
A recent survey reveals that Gen Z is increasingly spiritual, marking a generational shift in belief systems across the UK.
A new survey signals a significant evolution in spiritual beliefs among generations in the UK, highlighting Gen Z as the most spiritually engaged group. Conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by Christopher Gasson to support his book on religious themes, the data points to a noticeable generational shift in how spirituality is perceived and adopted.
For individuals aged 18 to 24, representing Gen Z, the results show a remarkable trend. Only 13% identified themselves as atheists, indicating that this generation is less likely to entirely dismiss spirituality. Interestingly, 62% of Gen Z respondents described themselves as either "very" or "fairly" spiritual. These findings starkly contrast older generations, where atheism is more common.
Among Gen Xers, aged 45-60,
