Profiles: Protestant

 
The following shows the demographic information within the Childhood Experience and Religious Affiliation Survey, and does not necessary reflect demographic realities in the Anglosphere. 

Instead the utility of the following is to compare those Protestants and the average to see where Protestants tend to differ.

I.) Summery 
II.) Data

I.) Summery 

Those who choose to identify as Protestant tended to be more likely to be male, American, Millennial, 

and raised Protestant. They were less likely to have openly identified as atheist or agnostic (between ages 6 and 18) compared to the average.  


II.) Data

Total Number: 512

Gender balance: 79.69% male
Average: 54.82%

Main country: 58.20% American
Average: 42.55% American

Age balance: 45.90% Millennial 
Average: 37.12% Millennial 

Education: 34.96% Bachelor 
Average: 33.97% Bachelor 

Religion raised: 73.63% Protestant 
Average: 30.14% Protestant 

Father's religion during childhood: Also Protestant (69.53%)

Mother's religion during childhood: Also Protestant (83.40%)

Father's religious involvement: 

Prayer: 43.16%

Meditation: 4.30%

Place of worship attendance: 67.19%

Grace before meals: 50.78%

None: 30.66%

Mother's religious involvement: 

Prayer: 59.96%

Meditation: 7.03%

Place of worship attendance: 79.69%

Grace before meals: 57.81%

None: 17.38%

Pre-adulthood Divorce: 22.46% 
Average: 22.22%

Pre-adulthood Step-Father: 11.91%
Average: 11.86%

Pre-adulthood Step-Mother: 6.25%
Average: 7.69%

Pre-adulthood Father's abandonment: 10.94%
Average: 9.46%

Mother's abandonment: 3.71%
Average: 3.15%

Pre-adulthood Father's death: 4.3%
Average: 4.71%

Pre-adulthood Mother's death: 1.57%
Average: 1%

Ages 6-18 Agnostic/Atheist open identification: 17.97% 
Average: 28.65%


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