Tag Archives: Pew Research
Divided? Or Not So Much?
Regardless of their claimed party affiliation, average Americans are more unified in their opinions than it might appear. It doesn’t seem that way when we watch the news or read the paper, and sometimes even when we discuss issues one-on-one. An outside observer might even think we are hopelessly divided.
Posted in Climate Change, Education, Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Committee to Unleash Prosperity, Pew Research, Rasmussen
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Feelings or Facts?
What we think is true can have the same effect on us as what is true. We have known this forever. But today, in our post-truth culture, we are becoming less concerned with discovering what is true and more focused on what we feel is true. Public opinion today is shaped more by emotion and personal beliefs than facts. The impact of this post-truth era is profound.
Posted in Child Exploitation, CRT/Racism/BLM, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life, Sexuality
Tagged Abortion, abuse, Agustin Fuentes, American Scientist, Caroline VanSickle, Catherine Clune-Taylor, child exploitation, COVID, John Money, Kate Clancy, Kinsey, LGBTQ, Michel Foucault, Pew Research, Reimer twins, Science
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Has the World Overtaken the Church?
There was a troubling recent story in Christianity Today that reveals many churches are failing the call to be in the world, but not of the world. It seems that most young Evangelical Christians now embrace cohabitation, living together before marriage. Most Evangelicals under the age of 45 have cohabited, or plan to do so in the future, or are open to the possibility.
Posted in Faith
Tagged Christianity Today, cohabitation, General Social Survey, Pew Research
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Raising Kids in Church is Good for Future Communities
In good news for church going families, a recent study by Harvard University’s School of Public Health found kids raised going to church are happier adults. The study explored the association of the religious involvement of children and teens with their mental health and physical well-being as young adults.
Posted in Faith
Tagged American Journal of Epidemiology, Dr. Joey Krol, Pew Research, School of Public Health
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Why Is a Young Generation Opting for Death Via Suicide?”
Life is so precious, and the right to life recognized as a “natural” or God-given right, so much so that it was codified in our Declaration of Independence.
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Note that the “right to life” is given preeminence: without life no other right is necessary. And “unalienable” further emphasizes the untouchable nature of that right: mankind was gifted life by its Creator — the Lord …
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged agnosticism, Anne Saker, Atheism, Death With Dignity, Frank Peretti, Jayne O'Donnell, Jon Eareckson Tada, Me Before You, nones, Pew Research, physician-assisted suicide, Planned Parenthood, religiously unaffiliated, suicide, USA Today
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