Public Religion
In today's buzz, the Patriot's pastor, the GOP's Catholic problem, and Americans' lack of fear over global warming. Read more
In today's buzz, the Patriot's pastor, the GOP's Catholic problem, and Americans' lack of fear over global warming. Read more
PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones appeared on the NPR program Interfaith Voices to discuss the findings of PRRI’s third annual religion and sports survey. Read more
In today's buzz, Senate approves Keystone XL pipeline, Pope Francis gives advice to deadbeat dads, and new report warns against large-scale biofuel projects. Read more
PRRI Research Director Daniel Cox reports in the Huffington Post that, thanks to loyal youth soccer players, soccer could soon overtake football's place in American's hearts. Read more
In today's buzz, attorney general nominee undergoes tough Senate confirmation, and White House proposes plans to allow oil and gas exploration in the Atlantic. Read more
The NFL has a history of handing down arbitrary or inadequate punishments for players convicted of domestic violence—how do Americans feel these athletes should be punished? Read more
In today’s buzz, soccer’s popularity growing in the US, Senate Dems block Keystone XL pipeline from moving forward, and Pope reportedly meets with transgender man. Read more
In today's buzz, Twitter users are overwhelmingly pro-marijuana and a new study suggests family responsibilities may be keeping women out of politics. Read more
In today's buzz, Americans lie about their piety and "sins," plus Huckabee mocks climate change and mindfulness seeps into the criminal justice system. Read more
Two of the best quarterbacks in the league have very different opinions on the role God plays in sporting events. Seattle Seahawks’ Russell Wilson made headlines this week not only for mounting an extremely improbable comeback to beat the Green Bay Packers’ in the NFC Championship game, but also for heading to church after the game. Wilson then took to Twitter to express his gratitude to God and to honor him, […] Read more
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