Percentage who have ever placed their cell phone on or right next to their bed while sleeping.
Most American teenagers have a positive view of religion but otherwise don’t give it much thought.
Teenagers lack a theological language with which to express their faith and interpret their experience of the world.
A minority of American teenagers — but a significant minority — say religious faith is important and that it makes a difference in their lives.
Many teenagers enact and espouse a religious outlook that is distinct from traditional teachings of most world religions — an outlook called Moralistic Therapeutic Deism.
Dean, Kenda Creasy. Almost Christian, Oxford University Press, 2010.