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“U.S. church membership has fallen below 50% for the first time, according to a Gallup poll published Monday, continuing a decades-long decline in membership driven by growing numbers of Americans who express no religious affiliation.”
www.forbes.com
People who attend church has steadily declined as the number of non-religious has continued to grow.
Christians can’t be happy with this. Our country is rapidly becoming more secular.
What do Christians think about this? Why is your religion dwindling away?
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Poll: American Church Membership Drops Below 50% For First Time
Religious affiliation has been declining steadily since the start of the 21st century.
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People who attend church has steadily declined as the number of non-religious has continued to grow.
Christians can’t be happy with this. Our country is rapidly becoming more secular.
What do Christians think about this? Why is your religion dwindling away?