Nearly two-thirds of young Americans identify as Christians

According to a study by the American institute Pew Research Center, published in September 2020, 63% of 13-17 year olds, this generation arriving at university today, define themselves as Christians, including 36% Protestants and 24% of Catholics. Among those who claim to be Christians, their parents who also claim Christianity are 72%, or nine points more. Non-Christians represent 4% of 13-17 year olds and non-religious 32% (including 6% atheists). Young people of Hispanic origin are the most likely to identify themselves as Christians (70%) and Catholics (47%).

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