El género importa

One in five people identifies as atheist, agnostic, or non-religious in Argentina, according to data from the Second National Survey on Religious Beliefs and Attitudes in Argentina. This article explores gender gaps in the beliefs, practices, and political opinions of this rapidly growing group. Using quantitative analysis of data, we examined various questions related to reproductive rights, sexual diversity, social policies, and opinions on the penal system. Additionally, we analyzed their religious beliefs and spiritual practices to capture the internal diversity of this group. The results reveal more progressive attitudes among the "non-religious," with significant differences between women and men, especially among those over 45 years old. The data suggest stronger support from women for equality policies and a greater recognition of diversity and social rights, although with a notable level of support for the death penalty.