"Only 50% of the public report that they are a member of a house of worship ... The drop marks the first time in the history of Gallup’s polling, which stretches back to 1938, that fewer than a majority of the public reported belonging to a religious congregation."

2. "Only 50% of the public report that they are a member of a house of worship ... The drop marks the first time in the history of Gallup’s polling, which stretches back to 1938, that fewer than a majority of the public reported belonging to a religious congregation." pic.twitter.com/BGl8lS1A62

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