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Christianity is on the rise in Gen Z, as is debate over Christian Nationalism

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Christianity is on the rise in Gen Z, as is debate over Christian Nationalism
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United States (MNN) — The Barna Research Institute found that there is growing interest in Christianity among Gen Z Americans. According to their research, over 30 percent of young people think religious revival could come in the next year. George Barna in the Christian Index says, “The [Charlie] Ki

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