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Theology & Beliefs2024LI-XAC284E5A

Views on whether moral truth is absolute

Percent of U.S. adults, 2024 (in percent)

Key finding

Highest: Moral truth is absolute (35%). Lowest: Morality is always determined by the situation (32%).

Source: Barna Group, Most Adults Feel Accepted by God, But Lack a Biblical Worldview · Maximum margin of sampling error is 3.2 percentage points at the 95% confidence level. Article published 2024-01-06.

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What does this statistic show?

Highest: Moral truth is absolute (35%). Lowest: Morality is always determined by the situation (32%). Moral truth is absolute: 35%. Do not know if moral truth is absolute or relative: 33%. Morality is always determined by the situation: 32%.

Who published this data?

Barna Group, 2024. Source: Barna Group, Most Adults Feel Accepted by God, But Lack a Biblical Worldview (https://www.barna.com/research/most-adults-feel-accepted-by-god-but-lack-a-biblical-worldview/).

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Leader Insights collects statistics about U.S. churches from published research by organizations such as Lifeway Research, Barna Group, Springtide, the American Bible Society and PRRI. Every number is checked against the wording of the original source before it is published, and each statistic links back to the study it came from. Figures are reproduced from the publishers named above; see the source for full methodology.