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Americans are more likely to find their ‘meaning in life’ in money than in faith

By Filings on Mon, 01/07/19
Society & Culture
Money
Materialism
American Culture

“In the open-ended question, Americans are mostly likely to say family is an important source of meaning (40 percent), and in the closed-ended question they’re most likely to report they find “a great deal” of meaning in spending time with family (69 percent)….almost a fourth (23 percent) find meaning in finances and money.” - Acton

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