Millennials 'talk to God' but are less interested in religion

While just over half of 18 to 34-year-olds would say they 'look to religion', almost two thirds would say they 'talk to God', a new study has found.

The findings are from the Integrated Innovation Institute at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, which asked 2,000 Millennials about their attitudes towards faith and its interaction with their daily lives.

The overall results showed that 52 per cent say they "look to religion" and that 62 per cent "talk to God".


The study also broke the results down by racial group, finding that African-Americans are the most religiously engaged in both respects. Keep reading