(GLENDALE, AZ) — Most Americans—including millions who identify as Christian—hold sharply conflicting beliefs about sin, salvation, and the afterlife. As a result, many believers are “hedging their eternal bets,” adopting a blend of perceived paths to salvation as...
(GLENDALE, AZ — October 21, 2025) — New research reveals a steady erosion in how Americans understand and define sin. Asked about 12 specific behaviors—each traditionally considered sinful—the majority of Americans now say only half still deserve the label “sin,”...
CRC Staff | September 16, 2025 | From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University (GLENDALE, AZ) —Americans are deeply confused about the nature of sin—with only one in seven (14%) holding a consistently biblical view of sin. And much of this...
CRC Staff | September 5, 2025 | From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University GLENDALE, AZ) — While Americans—84%—acknowledge that sin exists, many do not consider themselves sinners. And a new report identifies the same pattern in the Church—where...
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University GLENDALE, AZ (May 15, 2025) — A new national study shows that most Americans no longer believe in absolute moral truth, and instead rely on feelings and cultural norms to make moral decisions. This...
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