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NA vs WE: How Their Attitudes Towards Religion & Spirituality Differ

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These three stats tell you how young consumers in North America and Western Europe have different views when it comes to their religion and spirituality…

TL;DR

  • Just over half of young Europeans consider themselves spiritual or religious while nearly three-quarters of young North Americans do
  • Young people in both regions engage in mystical practices, but young Europeans are less likely than their North American peers to use it for self-care
  • Millennial parents in North America are a lot more likely to be teaching their kids about their faith, compared with parents in the old continent
Data from YPulse’s recent Religion and Spirituality Report reveals an interesting finding: an increasing number of Gen Z and Millennials in North America say religion is important to them, while in Western Europe, fewer young people say so. This is one of the many differences between young consumers in North America and Western Europe when...

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