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Earlier this week the Global Flourishing Study was released by Harvard University University’s Human Flourishing Program, the Baylor University Institute for Studies of Religion, the Center for Open Science (Center for Open Science), and Gallup. A culmination of four years of ongoing research, this helps us

Paul Marshall (@drpaulmarshall) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Have written several pieces on the great "human flourishing" survey. Won't link to all, but here is one on SE Asia thediplomat.com/2025/05/does-s…

The Diplomat (@diplomat_apac) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a new global study attempting to measure contentment and quality of life, Indonesia and the Philippines are ranked first and third, respectively. buff.ly/5ToKODw

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Register now for the Evangelical Studies Program, October 1-3, 2025 Virtual Conference on "Evangelicalism and the Holy Spirit" events.baylorisr.org

Religious Freedom Institute (@rfinstitute) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"...those who attend religious services tend to flourish more. Unusually, this finding is [consistent] across almost every country but is strongest in Western, secular countries." - RFI's Paul Marshall on a major global study on human flourishing in Diplomat Magazine (International)

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Register now for the Evangelical Studies Program, October 1-3, 2025 Virtual Conference on "Evangelicalism and the Holy Spirit" events.baylorisr.org

Baylor University Media & PR (@baylorumedia) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Why are the kids not okay? @Vox's Allie Volpe dives into the #GlobalFlourishingStudy data with Baylor ISR researcher Dr. Byron R. Johnson about why many of the world’s young people are not flourishing...and what could turn the tide.

Jeff Walton (@jeffreyhwalton) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Tidbit of interest via Baylor ISR: Close to 3 in 10 Americans make use of astrology, tarot cards or fortunetellers at least once a year, though only a small fraction rely on these practices to make major life decisions, according to a Pew survey. religionwatch.com/current-resear…