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role of women. It also looks at Muslims’ views on religious extremism and religious conflict in their country. Finally, the report takes advantage of prior Pew Research surveys of Muslims in the United States to compare the views of U.S. Muslims with the views of Muslims worldwide. The global survey of Muslims was conducted in two waves.
particular” when asked about their religious identity. Self-identified Christians of all varieties (including Protestants, Catholics, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and Orthodox Christians) make up 63% of the adult population. Christians now outnumber religious “nones” by a ratio of a little more than two-to-one.
to eternal life. Among those who are affiliated with a religious tradition, seven-in-ten say many religions can lead to eternal life. This view is shared by a majority of adherents in nearly all religious traditions, including more than half of members of evangelical Protestant churches (57%). Only
religious beliefs, values and connections in their day-to-day lives.3 3 In recent years, religious leaders across a wide range of faiths have urged followers to put their religious beliefs into practice through everyday behaviors such as consumer choices, environmentalism, hospitality, charity, honesty, forgiveness and healthy living. See, for
religious groups, most people say it is very important to respect all religions to be “truly Indian.” And tolerance is a religious as well as civic value: Indians are united in the view that respecting other religions is a very important part of what it means to be a member of their own religious community. India is majority Hindu, but ...
in-ten holding this view. By contrast, in Spain and Italy, two of Western Europe’s . more religious countries, roughly one - in-six people say their own religious faith has grown due to the pandemic. In Canada, 13% say their religious faith has become stronger because of COVID -19. And in other countries surveyed, one-in-ten or fewer
religious, about half (52%) view him as “somewhat” religious. Compared with white evangelical Protestants, the U.S. public as a whole is far less apt to praise the way Donald Trump conducts himself, or to describe him as even somewhat religious, honest or morally upstanding.
recent years. In Pew Research Center’s 2007 Religious Landscape Study, for example, 92% of U.S. adults said “yes” when asked if they believe in “God or a universal spirit.” When the study was repeated in 2014, the share who said they believe in God had slipped to 89%. Over the same period, the share of Americans
representative panel of randomly selected U.S. adults. If the next Religious Landscape Study is conducted using a self-administered mode of survey administration (e.g., web or mail surveys), it may well produce substantially lower estimates of religious identification and practice than contemporaneous interviewer-administered surveys.
a. Shares your religious beliefs 14Feb 4-15, 2020 25 30 <1 b. Has strong religious beliefs, even if they are different from your own Feb 4-15, 2020 20 32 25 22 1 c. Personally lives a moral and ethical life Feb 4-15, 2020 63 31 5 1 <1 d. Stands up for people with your religious beliefs Feb 4-15, 2020 38 31 18 13 1