American views on religion
Lifeway research conducted a phone survey of 1,000 Americans from Sept. 19 to Sept. 28, 2014
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‘Following the Bible’s teachings would be good for American society.’
• Women (85 percent) are more likely than men (75 percent) to agree.
• Southerners (84 percent) are more likely than Westerners (75 percent) to agree.
• Those aged 18-24 (73 percent) are least likely to agree.
• Christians (87 percent) and Other Religions (83 percent) are more likely than Nonreligious (48 percent) to agree.
• Protestants (91 percent) are more likely than Catholics (76 percent) to agree.
‘Following the Quran’s teachings would be good for American society.’
• Those aged 18-24 (48 percent) are most likely to agree.
• Whites (24 percent) are less likely than Hispanics (38 percent) to agree.
• Protestants (22 percent) are less likely than Catholics (37 percent) to agree.
• Other Religions (41 percent) are more likely than Christians (26 percent) or Nonreligious (27 percent) to agree.
Methodology: Random Sample, Weighted by Age, Gender, Region, Ethnicity, and Education. 95% confidence that sampling error does not exceed +3.4%. Margins of error higher in subgroups.
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