Most American Christians Do Not Believe that Satan or the Holy Spirit Exist
Another interesting and startling study from Barna.
According to them, a majority of people in America who call themselves “Christians” do not believe that Satan or the Holy Spirit exists.
In addition, about 22% have what Barna calls a view of God that is inconsistant with biblical teaching (i.e. everyone is god, god refers to the realization of human potential, etc.).
I wonder how these stats would look if we surveyed Christian students?
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