Youngsters who regularly attend religious services and describe themselves as spiritual are less likely to experiment with drugs and alcohol indulge in narcissism and avoid risky sexual behaviour a study indicates. 'The findings suggest that young people who connect to a 'higher power' may feel a greater sense of purpose and are less likely to be bothered by feelings of not fitting in' explained Byron Johnson co-director of the Texas-based Institute for Studies of Religion at Baylor University. For the study Johnson and other researchers from the Ohio-based University of Akron and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine studied
