Public Religion
Nearly 6-in-10 (58 percent) Latinos believe that climate change is happening and humans are at fault, a view shared by less than half (42 percent) of non-Hispanic whites. Read more
Nearly 6-in-10 (58 percent) Latinos believe that climate change is happening and humans are at fault, a view shared by less than half (42 percent) of non-Hispanic whites. Read more
In today's buzz, nearly half of Americans cite biblical end times as reason for severity of recent natural disasters, plus The Gospel of Jesus's Wife and Amish on the rise. Read more
In today's buzz, we release a major survey on climate change, immigration data to match President Obama's remarks Thursday evening, and the secret life of passwords. Read more
In today's buzz, a group fighting to make Christianity Mississippi's state religion, President Obama planning to speak tonight on immigration, and 10 maps explaining the 2016 election. Read more
In today's buzz, a new Maryland fee inadvertently starts a "green" ministry, LDS OKs Mormon mothers with young children to teach, and the Oxford dictionary crowns "vape" the word of the year. Read more
This week, PRRI was honored to become a charter member of the American Association for Public Opinion Research’s (AAPOR) Transparency Initiative. Read more
In today's buzz, the Church of England welcome female bishops, a federal appeals court rejects religious nonprofit groups' challenge, and Taiwan Buddhists recycle for good. Read more
In today's buzz, the difference between "Christmas break" and "Winter break," and "blacks" and "African Americans." Read more
This week, PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones presented the findings our post-election American Values Survey to a packed auditorium and joined our distinguished panel of experts in analyzing the survey's findings. Read more
In today's buzz, the ACLU sues the U.S. Army over religious expression, Americans view Obama as very liberal, and Kansas' same-sex marriage ban flips and flops. Read more
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