Church pews may be full of teenagers, but a new study says college students might be a much rarer sight on Sunday mornings. Two-thirds (66 percent) of American young adults who attended a Protestant church regularly for at least a year as a teenager say they also dropped out for at least a year between the ages of 18 and 22, according to a new study from Nashville-based LifeWay Research. Thirty-four percent say they continued to attend twice a month or more.
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Episode 54: How Have American Views on Theology Changed Over the Past Two to Four Years?
The team discusses results from the 2018 survey of American theological beliefs and how those compare with the 2016 study.
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The LifeWay Research team discuss the 2018 State of American theology study and the conflicting theological beliefs Americans hold.
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