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estimate 68 human beings46 billion peoplewould say religion important daily lives past studies found religious average higher subjective wellbeing swb yet people rapidly leaving organized religion economically developed nations religious freedom high would people leave religion enhances happiness controlling circumstances united states world samples found religiosity associated slightly higher swb similarly across four major world religions associations religiosity swb mediated social support feeling respected purpose meaning life however interaction underlying general trend association religion wellbeing conditional societal circumstances nations states difficult life conditions eg widespread hunger low life expectancy much likely highly religious nations religiosity associated greater social support respect purpose meaning three types swb societies favorable circumstances religiosity less prevalent religious nonreligious individuals experience similar levels swb also personculture fit effect religious people higher swb religious nations nonreligious nations thus appears benefits religion social relationships swb depend characteristics society