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By George Gallup Jr., Jim Castelli. Americans revere the Bible—but, by and large, they don’t read it. And because they don’t read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates. a. Virtually every home in America has at least one Bible.
Jan 20, 2016 · Researchers George Gallup and Jim Castelli put the problem squarely: “Americans revere the Bible–but, by and large, they don’t read it. And because they don’t read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates.”
1 day ago · It is a life lived out through the power of the Holy Spirit of what you believe before a God who sees all and knows all. If these essential beliefs define a Christian, I would say America is well past being a Christian nation. Though you may hold a different opinion. Christianity is declining in America.
Feb 6, 2014 · George Gallup and Jim Castelli have concluded, “Americans revere the Bible but, by and large, they don”t read it. And because they don”t read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates.” 1
Mar 4, 2019 · After decades of data gathering, the pollster George Gallup concluded, “Americans revere the Bible—but, by and large, they don't read it. And because they don't read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates.”
Jan 12, 2005 · Not anymore. With a Jesus lover in the Oval Office and a faith-based party in control of both houses of Congress, the United States is undeniably a nation of believers ruled by the same. Things...
Aug 25, 2015 · Twenty-five years ago, after conducting a survey to determine how well people know their Bibles, pollsters George Gallup and Jim Castelli concluded, "Americans revere the Bible—but, by and large, they don't read it. And because they don't read it, they have become a nation of biblical illiterates."
