Keep “Under God” in the Pledge of Allegiance, Say Most Americans
By Bob Smietana NASHVILLE, Tenn.—In 1954, the United States Congress added the words “under God” […]
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Few Americans Have Qualms About Cremation
A growing number of Americans are taking “ashes to ashes, dust to dust” literally when they die. About 4 in 10 (41 percent) Americans say they plan to be cremated, according to a survey of 1,036 Americans from Nashville-based Lifeway Research.
Research: Many Churchgoers Don’t Talk About Faith
Most Canadian churchgoers have no hesitation in being open about their faith, according to a new survey. And many say their faith is well known by friends and acquaintances. But that doesn’t mean faith is a part of their daily conversations.
Lifeway Research: Pastors Believe Religious Liberty on Decline in U.S.
Americans have always had mixed feelings about religious liberty. Most say it’s important, but they don’t always agree how much liberty is enough or too much.
Research: Church Relationships Are Missing Something
Many Canadian Protestants say they have significant relationships with people in their church. But relatively few spend time trying to help others grow spiritually.
Survey: Spiritual Maturity Comes Through Intentionality
When it comes to prayer, Canadian churchgoers tend to be spontaneous.
Most talk to God on the spur of the moment rather than setting aside specific times in their schedule.