Abstract
The article summarizes the results of an empirical sociological study of the religiosity of young people from subjective-evaluative positions. The materials of the study revealed the prevalence of an idealistic worldview, the dominance of ideas about the deep community of religious denominations, the lack of unity in various aspects of attitude to religion, indicating the vagueness and eclecticism of religious ideas among theyouth. In comparison with the results of previous studies, a conclusion was made about a non-standard understanding of religion, religious dogmas and traditional religious denominations among young people.