Jenny Holland

The other thing that is driving them is the horrors of woke.

And it's, you know, you and I, you know, we laugh at it and we condemn it and we see how crazy it is.

But these young people were brought up

browbeaten by woke ideology um and punished for um if if they couldn't if they didn't abide by every single ridiculous false tenant of it um and that's been another factor jenny standby i'm going to come back to you just after the break continue on the theme talking about the the the predominance now um always with generation z of catholicism rather than protestantism in the united states

Welcome back.

Continuing with the theme of what we were just talking about before the break, this is something that is definitely taking place.

A revival is definitely taking place amongst Generation Z. I just want to cite, Jenny, a statistic on the Bible Cellules article, which I think

was pretty impressive.

This is, I'm citing here, the Daily Mail.

And they're saying that 21% of young men, this is age 18 to 24, were regular churchgoers versus only 12% of women.

And that's nearly double.

This is something that we have been mentioning on The War Room.

I think every Wednesday when we do this show, there is something going on with young guys in this cohort, this age cohort, a revival that is taking place there.

And if you're looking to see it, you will see those signs everywhere.

Jenny, tell me about what's going on in Generation Z in the United States now.

I hear that there's a development, a slight uptick.

Or I should say, basically, it seems to me that the Catholics are holding steady, whereas the mainline Protestants have actually declined leading to something that has never taken place before in the United States.

Tell us more.

That's right.

In the nation that was famously founded by Protestant refugees from the United Kingdom, among 18 to 24-year-olds, Gen Zs now outnumber, Catholic Gen Zs outnumber Protestant Gen Zs.