Here is an interesting study conducted by Barna research in 2003.
Of the ten moral behaviors evaluated, a majority of Americans believed that each of three activities were 'morally acceptable.' Those included:
Gambling (61%),
Co-habitation (60%)
Sexual fantasies (59%).
Nearly half of the adult population felt that two other behaviors were morally acceptable:
Having an abortion (45%)
Having a sexual relationship with someone of the opposite sex other than their spouse (42%).
About one-third of the population gave the stamp of approval to:
Pornography (38%)
Profanity (36%)
Drunkenness (35%)
Homosexual sex (30%)
The activity that garnered the least support was using non-prescription drugs (17%).
(Barna Research, November, 2003)
Of the ten moral behaviors evaluated, a majority of Americans believed that each of three activities were 'morally acceptable.' Those included:
Gambling (61%),
Co-habitation (60%)
Sexual fantasies (59%).
Nearly half of the adult population felt that two other behaviors were morally acceptable:
Having an abortion (45%)
Having a sexual relationship with someone of the opposite sex other than their spouse (42%).
About one-third of the population gave the stamp of approval to:
Pornography (38%)
Profanity (36%)
Drunkenness (35%)
Homosexual sex (30%)
The activity that garnered the least support was using non-prescription drugs (17%).
(Barna Research, November, 2003)