80 per cent of the young Catholics are uncertain if Jesus lived a sinless life on earth: A new survey reveals
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80 per cent of the young Catholics are uncertain if Jesus lived a sinless life on earth: A new survey reveals

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Aug 25, 2021, 12:00 am IST
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A new survey reveals that over 60 per cent of born again Christians between 18-39 believes Jesus, Buddha, and Muhammad are all equal regarding a path of salvation.

Probe Ministers conducted a survey on Religious Views & Practices, which shows a striking decline in religious beliefs and practices over the last ten years. The survey shows only less than half of the surveyed believes that Jesus died to redeem us and will return to save us and most of the Born-again Christians are ignorant about the basic teachings of their faith.

The survey reveals the Born-again Christians with a basic biblical worldview between the age of 18-39 has dropped from 15 per cent to 5 per cent. 30 per cent of Born-again Protestants either agreed or weren't sure when they were asked if Jesus sinned like other people during his life on earth, and the number of born again Christians who support the belief increased by 25 per cent.

When asked if Jesus lived a sinless life on earth, 80 per cent of the young Catholics were uncertain. The present number of adults under the age of 40 who choose atheist, agnostic, or "Nothing in Particular" when asked about their position on faith or association with the church is rising to nearly 50 per cent.

The survey was conducted among 3,106 Americans aged 18 through 55.

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