Proof The Bible Is True

05/15/18

 

Polls show that over the past 15 years, the proportion of white evangelicals in the United States has steadily been on the decline, while the non-religious sector of the population continues to soar.

 

Even though the Protestant denomination is still America’s most prevalent religious group, a major analysis of ABC News/Washington Post polls conducted over the past decade-and-a-half indicates that the nation’s religious landscape has experienced a major shift during that time.

 

“On average last year, 36 percent of Americans in ABC News/Washington Post polls identified themselves as members of a Protestant faith, extending a gradual trend down from 50 percent in 2003,” ABC News revealed from the polls. “That includes an 8-point drop in the number of evangelical white Protestants – an important political group.”

 

Spreading the lack of faith

 

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