The problem began in 2011. After holding steady for more than a decade, the number of excess deaths began climbing that year. By 2019 the figure was 34% higher. To the surprise of the study authors, rates of young adult deaths started rising before COVID-19 came to the United States, but the pandemic fanned the flames. Excess mortality for the age group peaked in 2021, at nearly triple the 1999-2010 rate.
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Young people have been less likely to identify with a religion than older generations since 2011. In terms of identity, Generation Z is the least religious generation yet. More than one-third (34 percent) of Generation Z are religiously unaffiliated, a significantly larger proportion than among millennials (29 percent) and Generation X (25 percent). Fewer than one in five (18 percent) baby boomers and only 9 percent of the silent generation are religiously unaffiliated.
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I think there is a connection, guys. Premature deaths among Gen Z the past 14 years. Drop in religion at the same time among this group. If you aren't worshipping God, you're worshipping something not nearly as good, be it drugs, alcohol, porn, social media, sports gambling, or video games. America is in dire need of a Christian and moral renaissance. The reversal of Roe v Wade may have been the start of it. The Trump administration is certainly a catalyst, with the dismantling of godless PC culture; getting the LGBT nonsense OUT of government, rejection of the climate change hoax, and promotion of government-funded charter schools. The tide may well be turning.
'Excess deaths' are surging among young adults, study finds. Experts say it's not just drug overdoses.
Young adults are now dying at a rate that exceeds expectations by 70%.
Young people have been less likely to identify with a religion than older generations since 2011. In terms of identity, Generation Z is the least religious generation yet. More than one-third (34 percent) of Generation Z are religiously unaffiliated, a significantly larger proportion than among millennials (29 percent) and Generation X (25 percent). Fewer than one in five (18 percent) baby boomers and only 9 percent of the silent generation are religiously unaffiliated.
Generation Z and the Future of Faith in America - The Survey Center on American Life
The religious and social experiences of young adults today are entirely different than previous generations. New family dynamics and parenting choices are reshaping the religious experiences of young people, setting them on a very different trajectory than past generations and making Generation...
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I think there is a connection, guys. Premature deaths among Gen Z the past 14 years. Drop in religion at the same time among this group. If you aren't worshipping God, you're worshipping something not nearly as good, be it drugs, alcohol, porn, social media, sports gambling, or video games. America is in dire need of a Christian and moral renaissance. The reversal of Roe v Wade may have been the start of it. The Trump administration is certainly a catalyst, with the dismantling of godless PC culture; getting the LGBT nonsense OUT of government, rejection of the climate change hoax, and promotion of government-funded charter schools. The tide may well be turning.
