Recent Trends in Affiliation, by Generation, pg. 16. contains the 2007-2012 cohorts graph.
That’s a five year update to the first graph in the previous report I cited (Graph: Young People Less Religiously Affiliated). The fact that it is only a 5 year cohort is somewhat hiding how fast the numbers are changing at the low end.
Also, this new graph is the first to show a change within each cohort, and in only 5 years. The previous report showed that the percentage had generally stayed constant across decades for each cohort.
The graph on the page you mentioned?
Recent Trends in Affiliation, by Generation, pg. 16. contains the 2007-2012 cohorts graph.
That’s a five year update to the first graph in the previous report I cited (Graph: Young People Less Religiously Affiliated). The fact that it is only a 5 year cohort is somewhat hiding how fast the numbers are changing at the low end.
Also, this new graph is the first to show a change within each cohort, and in only 5 years. The previous report showed that the percentage had generally stayed constant across decades for each cohort.
The times, they are a changing.