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American parents who say "teaching teens to abstain from sexual activity is more important than teaching teens to use condoms." | Chance that someone calling a Protestant church will be able to speak to a live person. | Americans who say the story in Exodus of Moses parting the Red Sea is "literally true, meaning it happened that way word-for-word" (91% of evangelical Protestants say this). |
Parents who say "abstinence for teens and condoms for teens should have equal emphasis." | Chance that a call to a Protestant church will ring unanswered, either by a person or a machine. | Americans who say this about the Genesis account of the Creation (87% of evangelicals agree) |
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