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A recent Pew Research Study found that more than half of Americans believe they’ve been visited in some way by a dead relative.

A new study from Lifeway Research found that 52 percent of American Protestant churchgoers believe their church encourages them to give more money to church and charities so God will bless them.

Members of Gen Z may rarely read their Bibles, but a significant percentage nevertheless are curious about Scripture and the teachings of Jesus, according to a new report from the American Bible Society.

About two-thirds of Protestant pastors say there is “a growing sense of fear” in their congregations about the future, according to a report from Lifeway Research.

A significant minority of young adults who are in a relationship believe marriage is an “outdated” concept, according to a new survey of Millennials and Gen Zers that also found that an overwhelming majority nevertheless hope to get married.

A new survey from Lifeway found that just 36 percent of Protestant churchgoers said they were familiar or very familiar with “the concept of an individual deconstructing their faith in which they systematically dissect and often reject Christian beliefs they grew up with.”

A new poll taken after boycotts of Target and Bud Lights shows most Americans want companies to stay out of the political and cultural battles, although there is a major political divide on the topic, according to a new survey.

Twice as many Americans say they believe in heaven and the power of prayer as believe in reincarnation and astrology, according to a new survey.

A new Gallup survey found that Americans are now ranking community activities, hobbies, recreational activities, money, friends, and health as “extremely or very important” priorities in their lives.

Countries with fewer baby boomers who believe in God are more likely to have more Gen Zers who do, according to a recent survey.