US study links religiosity among married people to more frequent sex — France 24

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In the United States, a survey of married men and women linked regular attendance at religious services with more frequent sexual activity compared with secular married couples. According to a France 24 review, The Atlantic reported on these findings

Survey participants

The survey included people living in the United States who attend religious services at least twice a month. Christians made up the majority of respondents, although there were also Muslims and Jews

According to the survey data, respondents who regularly practice religion not only reported having sex more often, but also rated their sex lives as “excellent” or “very good.”

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Caveats regarding the conclusions

At the same time, France 24 draws attention to the limitations of these data. The survey was conducted by the Institute for Family Studies, a conservative think tank that seeks to strengthen marriage and support traditional family structures

It is also unclear from the material whether the survey included same-sex couples. Therefore, the findings cited do not provide grounds for extending the conclusions to all types of couples or the entire US population

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