Gender Inequality

Who’s most religious – men or women?

An Iraqi Christian woman holds a cross during a mass at the Church of the Virgin of Nasiriyah in Amman July 30, 2014. Hundreds of Christians in Jordan held a mass to pray for peace for Christians in Gaza, Iraq and Syria. REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed (JORDAN - Tags: POLITICS RELIGION CONFLICT CIVIL UNREST) - RTR40PL7

Pew research evaluates the religious gender gap around the world. Image: REUTERS/Muhammad Hamed

Caryle Murphy
Senior Writer and Editor, Pew Research Centre
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Women are more likely than men to pray daily in many countries
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In most countries, religion is equally or more important to women than to men
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