Atheists less likely than other groups to say a belief that ‘what goes around comes around’ influences their moral decisions

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January 12, 2024

8. How do ‘nones’ think about morality?

Atheists less likely than other groups to say a belief that ‘what goes around comes around’ influences their moral decisions

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Atheists less likely than other groups to say a belief that ‘what goes around comes around’ influences their moral decisions

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8. How do ‘nones’ think about morality?
82% of religious ‘nones’ say logic and reason are key factors when deciding between right and wrong
Atheists less likely than other groups to say a belief that ‘what goes around comes around’ influences their moral decisions
Large majority of religiously unaffiliated adults say it is possible to have good values without believing in God

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8. How do ‘nones’ think about morality?

Atheists less likely than other groups to say a belief that ‘what goes around comes around’ influences their moral decisions

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