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24% |
29% |
8% |
American teens who say their prayers are answered "all the time." | Teens who say they read the Bible at least once a week. | American teens who say music piracy is morally wrong. |
49% |
35% |
80% |
Teens who say they would be likely to attend prayer meetings before or after school. | Teens who say they never read the Bible. | Teens who've bought praise music in the last six months who also engaged in some type of music piracy during that time. |
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