For the First Time, Younger Canadians Are More Religious Than Their Parents
Bjorn Rieder wasn’t raised in a religious home or around religious influences, and the last thing he expected was to become religious himself. In fact, Rieder spent much of his younger life viewing faith with skepticism. He says he even studied religious philosophy at university mainly to argue against religion. “I sort of came in [...]
Bjorn Rieder, initially skeptical of religion, found compelling arguments for faith during his university studies. He is part of a younger demographic in Canada exhibiting increased religious engagement. A survey suggests a higher percentage of Canadians under 44 identify as religiously committed compared to older age groups.
- Bjorn Rieder’s personal journey shifted from religious skepticism to finding valid arguments for faith.
- Rieder’s experience suggests a potential change in Canada’s secularization trend.
- A 2025 survey indicates more Canadians under 44 consider themselves religiously committed than those over 44.
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