News

Go Figure

Recent statistics about evangelicals’ perceptions.

52%

75%

44%

U.S. evangelicals who would rather prohibit gay marriage through state laws than a constitutional amendment Evangelical Americans who say they must fight to make their voices heard Evangelicals’ favorability rating of Jerry Falwell

48%

46%

59%

Evangelicals who say a candidate’s support for gay marriage would disqualify him from getting their votes Non-evangelicals who think evangelicals must fight to be heard Favorability rating of Pope John Paul II

 

73%

 

  Favorability ratings of Franklin Graham and James Dobson  

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