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Father/Mother Prayer "a few times of more" During Respondent's Childhood

 

Correlation of Atheism/Agnosticism and divorce of one's parents:


Correlation of Atheism/Agnosticism and Abandonment by Father:


Correlation of Atheism/Agnosticism and Abandonment by Mother:


Correlation of Atheism/Agnosticism and Death of Father:

Correlation of Atheism/Agnosticism and Death of Mother:





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