71% of U.S. Protestant Churchgoers Befriend Different Faiths, Study Finds

71% of U.S. Protestant Churchgoers Befriend Different Faiths, Study Finds

A recent study by Lifeway Research reveals that a significant majority of U.S. Protestant churchgoers (71 percent) report having friends with different religious beliefs. The study highlights that about 44 percent of these churchgoers have agnostic friends, 41 percent have Jewish friends, and 39 percent have atheist friends.

American College of Pediatricians says gender surgery adversely affects adolescent mental health outcomes

The report also presents significant findings from a survey of 1,665 parents of gender dysphoric children, indicating that 57% of trans-identified adolescents displayed mental health concerns nearly four years before experiencing discomfort with their biological sex
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