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Survey Finds Most Americans Reject Biblical Views of Humanity and the Supernatural
The Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University asked seven questions about humanity, on matters such as the value of human life, the human condition and life’s purpose, and seven about the supernatural, including the nature of God, the holiness of Christ and the ex…
The Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University asked seven questions about humanity , on matters such as the value of human life, the human condition and life’s purpose, and seven about the supernatural, including the nature of God, the holiness of Christ and the existence of the Holy Spirit and Satan. A majority held the biblical view on just two.
• Just 30% of adults hold the biblical view that people are born into sin and can only be saved by Jesus Christ. Among Catholics, that figure drops to 24%.
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