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Likelihood of Divorce Among US Residents Based on Religious Affiliation

By Janet Langjahr

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More marriage and divorce statistics.

According to the Pew Forum, among US residents, of all religions, followers of Hindu are the most likely to be married and the least likely to be divorced.

However, the sampling of Hindus was the smallest, so that was where the greatest margin of error existed.

Next least likely to be divorced were Jews, Muslims and Mormons, all coming in four percent higher than Hindus.

Next were Catholics, at one percent more likely to be divorced.

Read more in this India West article: U.S. Hindus Least Likely to Divorce: Survey.

Full post as published by Florida Divorce - Child Custody - Domestic Abuse Law on March 15, 2008 (boomark / email).

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