Can religion answer all or most of today's problems?
Posted: January 1st, 2010, 2:40 am
Can religion answer all or most of today's problems?
Not according to 45% of the US population. The rest either think it's 'largely old fashioned and out of date' or otherwise not the answer.
In other good news, Christianity continues its steady decline with 44% saying that religion is not important in their lives and only 78% identifying as Christian. (of course only 5% would qualify as True Christians according to BHL)
Not according to 45% of the US population. The rest either think it's 'largely old fashioned and out of date' or otherwise not the answer.
In other good news, Christianity continues its steady decline with 44% saying that religion is not important in their lives and only 78% identifying as Christian. (of course only 5% would qualify as True Christians according to BHL)
gallup wrote:This Christmas season, 78% of Americans identify with some form of Christian religion, a proportion that has been declining in recent decades. The major reason for this decline has been an increase in the percentage of Americans claiming no religious identity, now at 13% of all adults.