Nearly Half of Younger Protestant Churchgoers Say Culture Change Makes Some Biblical Truths 'Obsolete'

Nearly Half of Younger Protestant Churchgoers Say Culture Change Makes Some Biblical Truths 'Obsolete'

Lifeway Research found that 54% of US Protestant churchgoers aged 18 to 29 agreed some biblical truths become obsolete as culture changes, while most respondents across all ages disagreed.

Half of younger churchgoers say culture change makes some biblical truths 'obsolete'

Protestant churchgoers in the United States appear increasingly willing to reject some biblical truths, with young adult attendees under 30 most likely to say some of those truths are becoming "obsolete," according to a recent survey from Lifeway Research.

Lifeway Research shows churchgoers increasingly reject some biblical truths

Churchgoers remain confident in their ability to understand and explain the Bible, but a growing number believe the truths of the Scripture have lost relevance. Nine in 10 U.S. Protestant churchgoers (91 percent) believe they can read a passage of the Bible and usually understand how it is relevant to them, according to a study […]

Study: Growing number believe truths of Scripture have lost relevance.

Churchgoers remain confident in their ability to understand and explain the Bible, but a growing number believe the truths of the Scripture have lost relevance. Nine in 10 U.S. Protestant churchgoers (91%) believe they can read a passage of the Bible and usually understand how it is relevant to them, according to a study from...