The revival is real, but the devil has backup plans. The evidence that the youth are turning to Christianity is going from anecdotal to data. In particular, young people on the right, especially men, seem to be finding faith.
As InteractivePolls noted on X, a recent Gallup poll found that “42% of men aged 18-29 now say religion is ‘very important’ in their lives — a sharp jump from just 28% in 2022-2023. Monthly religious attendance among young men has climbed to 40% (up from 33%), the highest level in over a decade.”
This might be dismissed as an outlier, but polls are consistently showing that the share of “nones” (those who claim no religion) has leveled off. And there are other signs, such as Catholic parishes welcoming record numbers of converts this Easter.