It’s Quiz time
Men & the Faith Advantage
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A 2025 study has found interesting correlations between men’s well being and the frequency that they attend their church services.
Take this week’s Quiz and find out how much you know!
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Results
#1. What percentage of young men (ages 18-29) report attending church services weekly?
Only 18% of young men reported that they attended church services weekly. The vast majority (53%) reported they attended church less than once a year.
#2. Which of the following has been found to impact the frequency a man attends church?
Research has found that married, conservative, working, college graduates are more likely to attend church weekly.
#3. True/False: Men who attend church 2-3 times a month are just as likely to report feeling very happy with their lives as men who attend church weekly.
Men who don’t attend church weekly are less likely to report feeling very happy or that their life has purpose or meaning when compared to men who attend church weekly. They are also more likely to experience depression or anxiety.
#4. Which of the following groups of men is the LEAST likely to report being happy?
Marriage plays a huge role in men’s happiness. The group MOST likely to report being happy is married men who attend weekly church services. Married men who attend church rarely are still more likely to report being happy when compared to non married men. The group LEAST likely to report being happy would be non married men who don’t attend church services often.
#5. What percentage of men ages 18-29 (who attend church services weekly) report having 3 or more close friends?
68% of young men who attend church weekly report having 3 or more close friendships, which has been tied to having more happiness in their lives. In comparison, 52% of men who rarely, if ever, attend church said likewise.
#6. Bonus Question from Last Time: What percentage of young adults in a committed relationship (dating, engaged or married) reported using an AI chatbot to simulate a romantic relationship?
A 2026 study found that one out of every seven respondents (ages 18-30 in committed relationships) regularly used an AI chatbot to simulate a romantic partner. The role their “partner” played varied from flirty or romantic texting to sexual roleplay.
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