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The United States has a significantly more favorable view of the Bible and Christianity than other countries that comprise the notoriously secular parts of the world, according to a new report.
The American Bible Society has released the second chapter of its State of the Bible: USA 2025 report. The information in the chapter, titled “The Bible Around the World,” is based on responses collected from 91,000 people in 85 countries as part of the Patmos World Attitudes Bible Survey. The survey was a collaborative effort between the American Bible Society and British and Foreign Bible Society.
The Patmos Survey divided the world into seven clusters. The research in the latest installment of the State of the Bible report focused primarily on Cluster 5. Labeled “the Secular West,” Cluster 5 includes the U.S., Canada, Western Europe as well as Australia and New Zealand.
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The American Bible Society has released the second chapter of its State of the Bible: USA 2025 report. The information in the chapter, titled “The Bible Around the World,” is based on responses collected from 91,000 people in 85 countries as part of the Patmos World Attitudes Bible Survey. The survey was a collaborative effort between the American Bible Society and British and Foreign Bible Society.
The Patmos Survey divided the world into seven clusters. The research in the latest installment of the State of the Bible report focused primarily on Cluster 5. Labeled “the Secular West,” Cluster 5 includes the U.S., Canada, Western Europe as well as Australia and New Zealand.
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US has highest belief in personal relevance of Scripture among 'Secular West' countries: report
New research shows that the United States has a significantly more favorable view of the Bible and Christianity than other countries that comprise the notoriously secular parts of the world
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