79% |
52% |
66% |
| Evangelical leaders who believe Muslims do not “pray to the same God” as Christians | Evangelical leaders who say Islam “preaches justice and moral values” | Americans who “strongly agree” that they are very happy with their life |
17% |
32% |
84% |
| Evangelical leaders who believe they do | Evangelical leaders who disagree with the statement | Evangelicals who “strongly agree” with the statement |
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Articles referenced above include:
Evangelical Views of Islam—Beliefnet.com (April 7, 2003)
Views On Quality of Life Are Most Influenced By Money and Faith—Barna Research (April 24, 2003)
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