|
64%
|
13%
|
78%
|
Americans who say they would vote for a presidential candidate who is an evangelical. |
Americans who believe Jesus' death was faked and that he married and had a family, the central thesis of The Da Vinci Code. |
U.S. college students who say religion plays an important part in their lives. |
78%
|
78%
|
25%
|
Americans who said this ten years ago. |
Americans who believe Jesus died on the Cross and was resurrected to eternal life, the central thesis of Christianity. |
Students who say they are more spiritual since entering college. |
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Sources: Ipsos Reid (a CanWest News Service story quotes another Ipsos Reid survey on belief in the thesis of The Da Vinci Code), Harvard University Institute of Policies.
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