Question

Among u.s. adults who change their religious affiliation over the course of their life, which is the most common shift?

Answer 1

The most common shift that is taking place among the U.S. adults is the shift from a religious group to a non-affiliated group. It was observed recently that the population of people attending a mass in a Catholic church is dramatically decreasing and this could be a "symptom" of religious shifting taking place in the U.S.