Data suggests that the more a religious movement is concerned with progressive causes, the more likely it is to rapidly lose members
Making sense of a new Pew study on ‘religious belief and national belonging in Central and Eastern Europe’
Study finds frequency of anti-Semitic incidents at seven-year high
Pew study finds Jewish members represent 5.2 percent of the incoming class
A reanalysis of last year’s important Pew Study contradicts persistent alarmism about ‘vanishing’ American Jewry
Says Theodore Sasson’s article strengthens, not contradicts, survey results
And half of Millennials who identify as Jews come from mixed families—a story of retention, not assimilation
Twice as many Evangelicals as Jews say God gave Israel to the Jewish people
Pew study also reveals skepticism among American Jews towards Israeli policy on settlements, negotiations
Pew poll also shows one in five U.S. Jews self-identifies as having no religion
