Say immigrants strengthen American society, by religious group
Percent of U.S. adults, 2018 (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: Hispanic Catholics (76%). Lowest: White mainline Protestants (50%).
- Hispanic Catholics: 76%
- Religiously unaffiliated: 73%
- Black Protestants: 67%
Source: Lifeway Research, White Evangelicals Wary of U.S. Demographic Changes · Article published 2018-11-08.
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Highest: Hispanic Catholics (76%). Lowest: White mainline Protestants (50%). Hispanic Catholics: 76%. Religiously unaffiliated: 73%. Black Protestants: 67%.
Who published this data?
Lifeway Research, 2018. Source: Lifeway Research, White Evangelicals Wary of U.S. Demographic Changes (https://research.lifeway.com/2018/11/08/white-evangelicals-wary-of-u-s-demographic-changes/).
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