High schoolers Rachel and Christopher are on their second date. Their conversation comes around to topic of religion. Based on recent findings of American adolescent views on religion, which statement is likely true?
a) Both agree that they are “spiritual, but not religious.”
b) Both identify as atheist.
c) Both attend religious services at least six times a month.
d) Both are involved in a church youth group.
Answer: a
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