Gallup finds that Americans who attend religious services weekly have far higher life satisfaction than those who do not.
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Megan Brenan, "Satisfaction With Own Life Five Times Higher Than With U.S.," Gallup, January 31, 2022, accessed on March 8, 2022
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Life Satisfaction Influenced by Education Level, Income and Churchgoing
Life satisfaction levels vary the most by three demographic attributes -- education level, annual household income and religious service attendance.
Majorities of Americans who attend religious services weekly (67%), have household incomes of $40,000 to $99,999 (52%) or $100,000 or more (61%), or earned college degrees (54%) are very satisfied with their own lives. Meanwhile, less than half of their counterparts express the highest level of satisfaction, though majorities still say they are very or somewhat satisfied.
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