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Barna calculated divorces as a percentage of the entire group, not as a percentage of marriages within that group. Since according to ARIS 2001 more than half of all atheists and agnostics don’t get married, this is an apple-orange comparison. If one correctly excludes the never-married from the calculation, then atheists are 58.7 percent more likely to get divorced than Pentecostals and Baptists, the two born-again Christian groups with the highest rate of divorce, and more than twice as likely to get divorced than Christians in general.<ref>[https://www.chcpublications.net/IrrationalAtheist.pdf The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, And Hitchens] by Vox Day, ASIN: ‎ 1933771364, Publisher: BenBella Books (March 11, 2008)</ref>}}

Barna calculated divorces as a percentage of the entire group, not as a percentage of marriages within that group. Since according to ARIS 2001 more than half of all atheists and agnostics don’t get married, this is an apple-orange comparison. If one correctly excludes the never-married from the calculation, then atheists are 58.7 percent more likely to get divorced than Pentecostals and Baptists, the two born-again Christian groups with the highest rate of divorce, and more than twice as likely to get divorced than Christians in general.<ref>[https://www.chcpublications.net/IrrationalAtheist.pdf The Irrational Atheist: Dissecting the Unholy Trinity of Dawkins, Harris, And Hitchens] by Vox Day, ASIN: ‎ 1933771364, Publisher: BenBella Books (March 11, 2008)</ref>}}

== Atheism and divorce statistics ==

== Other atheism and divorce statistics ==

''See also:'' [[Atheist marriages]] and [[Atheism statistics]]

''See also:'' [[Atheist marriages]] and [[Atheism statistics]]

As far as '''atheism and divorce''', the social researcher and author Shaunti Feldhahn found that those who attend church regularly have a significantly lower [[divorce]] rate than those who don’t.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/2014/06/marriage-month-daily-tip-12-go-church/ Go to church]</ref><ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/book/good-news-marriage/#sthash.8A1kd6mE.dpuf The Good News About Marriage]</ref> Feldhahn conducted eight years of research on divorce statistics and examined U.S. Census data, data from various university centers and relevant books/journals.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/good_news_about_this_book/ About this Book - The Good News about Marriage]</ref> In addition, Feldhahn interviewed social science researchers about their methodology and to confirm various quotes.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/good_news_about_this_book/ About this Book - The Good News about Marriage]</ref>

As far as atheism and divorce, the social researcher and author Shaunti Feldhahn found that those who attend church regularly have a significantly lower [[divorce]] rate than those who don’t.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/2014/06/marriage-month-daily-tip-12-go-church/ Go to church]</ref><ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/book/good-news-marriage/#sthash.8A1kd6mE.dpuf The Good News About Marriage]</ref> Feldhahn conducted eight years of research on divorce statistics and examined U.S. Census data, data from various university centers and relevant books/journals.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/good_news_about_this_book/ About this Book - The Good News about Marriage]</ref> In addition, Feldhahn interviewed social science researchers about their methodology and to confirm various quotes.<ref>[http://www.shaunti.com/good_news_about_this_book/ About this Book - The Good News about Marriage]</ref>

Furthermore, the [[Christian apologetics|Christian apologist]] Ken Ammi wrote in his atheism article at [[Creation Ministries International]]:

Furthermore, the [[Christian apologetics|Christian apologist]] Ken Ammi wrote in his atheism article at [[Creation Ministries International]]: