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Most US Christians say nation's moral compass pointed in wrong direction - Vimarsana News

Most US Christians say nation's moral compass pointed in wrong direction

Some 54% of Americans say they believe in God as described in the Bible.

Source: jpost.com
Survey: 54% of U.S. adults believe in 'God of the Bible' - Vimarsana News

Survey: 54% of U.S. adults believe in 'God of the Bible'

A religious landscape survey released Tuesday finds that 54% of U.S. adults believe in "God as described in the Bible," even though most Americans no longer attend religious services regularly.

'Pointed in the wrong direction': Public believes US moral compass is broken - Vimarsana News

'Pointed in the wrong direction': Public believes US moral compass is broken

A survey looking at America’s religious landscape found that 72% of U.S. adults believe the nation’s moral compass is “pointed in the wrong direction.”

Faith in America isn't dead: 'Strong thread of spirituality' in nation, new survey finds - Vimarsana News

Faith in America isn't dead: 'Strong thread of spirituality' in nation, new survey finds

A new "Faith in America" survey conducted by the Marist College Poll and released by Deseret News on March 22 finds that Americans maintain a stronger sense of religiosity and spirituality than much of the mainstream media would lead people to believe.

Majority think country is moving in wrong direction morally - Vimarsana News

Majority think country is moving in wrong direction morally

A majority of Americans, including Christians and non-Christians, are concerned that America’s moral compass is pointed in the wrong direction and they're turning to family for guidance, according to a new survey.