Mark Mitchell

Christians in America are only plus two pro-life, only plus two.

Now the general population is plus 16 pro-choice, so I guess the impact of Christianity is 18 points, and obviously that's just a litmus test.

But I see it over and over again, and when you look at the polling by the religion, the people who are most certain about their worldview

are atheists.

Atheists are overwhelmingly the most certain about the worldview, followed by evangelical Christians.

But Protestants, when you ask them questions about, well, who do you support on this values-based issue, Protestants are completely split.

Just like the rest of America, it's like, you might as well not even find answers at church.

These people, and obviously, we know the mainline denominations are failing.

And so what is the struggle?

And I think it's two different worldviews.

And we talked about the Zoomer polling.

But when you really dig deep and understand this cohort of individuals, they're hopeless.

They don't think they're going to be able to afford houses.

Their unemployment rate's super high.

They have a ridiculous level of mental health.

35% of them say they've been diagnosed with a mental health condition.

Almost 30% of them are taking drugs for mental health conditions or seeing therapists.

Half of 18 to 29-year-olds, almost half,

are single and a good chunk of them aren't even trying to find somebody to marry.

They're not even dating.