Religious Trends

Video: How the U.S. Public Became Less Religious

Rich in Faith Get Richer While Poor [in Faith] Get Poorer

Pew research: Stinginess Is More Sinful than Divorce, Say Churchgoing Evangelicals

U.S. Catholics Open to Non-Traditional Families

Adam Ford: The “death of Christianity” in America

“Evangelicals have remained remarkably stable… Over the past seven years, evangelicals have lost less than 1 percent of their share of the population, holding steady at about 1 in 4 American adults (25.4% in 2014, vs. 26.3% in 2007) and preserving their status as the nation’s largest religious group.”

“The study was focused on those who have not attended church within the past six months, and found that the majority of such people identify as non-practicing Christians” CPost

​The Barna study

TIME: These Are the Most Godless Cities in America
See also: American Bible Society study

What Christianity Contributes to China’s Economic Rise

The World’s 10 Most Popular Bible Verses of 2014