New study shows U.S. remains overwhelmingly spiritual, with 83% believing in God or a universal spirit. 


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-26 11:34:58">February 26, 2025 at 11:34 AM EST</time>

New study shows U.S. remains overwhelmingly spiritual, with 83% believing in God or a universal spirit.{ai:summary}<p>A new study reveals that 83% of Americans believe in God or a universal spirit, indicating a strong sense of spirituality in the U.S. despite changing societal trends. </p><p>This statistic highlights the enduring nature of faith among the population. #religion</p>

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