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49% Evangelicals who agree with the statement, "My religion is the one, true faith leading to eternal life."
37% Evangelicals who said this a year ago.
64% White evangelicals in the survey who said Judaism can lead to eternal life.
(Source: Pew Forum on Faith and Public Life)
1.52% Evangelical church membership growth during recessions.
0.98% Evangelical church membership growth in non-recession years.
11% The increase in probability that a Protestant will attend church if unemployed.
(Source: Religionomics.com)
25% Short-term missionaries who said the trip made them more aware of other people's struggles.
25% Those who said it was "just an experience" that didn't change their lives.
9% Those who said it deepened or enriched their faith.
(Source: Barna Research)
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