Most Americans still hold religious beliefs despite drop in church attendance
“Despite headlines that emphasize religion's decline, faith remains a strong moral force in American life.”
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“Despite headlines that emphasize religion's decline, faith remains a strong moral force in American life.”
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.
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They can embrace social institutions like family, religion and local civic organizations.
The authors pointed to research, including the Deseret News’ annual American Family Survey, to suggest that strong family relationships are a central factor.