
Pew Study: Christianity Still Most Common Religion Among Asian Americans
The number who say they are Christian is down from 42% in 2012 when Pew last conducted a large-scale survey of Asian American religious affiliation.
The number who say they are Christian is down from 42% in 2012 when Pew last conducted a large-scale survey of Asian American religious affiliation.
While the Church teaches that capital punishment is not intrinsically evil, both Pope Francis and his immediate predecessors have condemned the practice in the West.
The median age of marriage in the United States is on the rise, and the percentage of cohabiting Americans is also climbing.
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