New Survey: Most White Evangelicals Are Christian Nationalists/Sympathizers

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A new national survey, released on February 8th, by the Public Religion Research Institute and Brookings Institution reveals that about two-thirds of white evangelicals in the US and most Republicans are sympathetic or adhere to Christian nationalism. The survey was conducted online between November and December in 2022 and had a sample size of 6,212 Americans with a 1.6% margin of error. It shows that 10% of all Americans are avowed Christian nationalists, while 19% sympathize with the core tenets of the ideology. White Evangelicals are more likely to be Christian nationalists than Black or Hispanic Evangelicals. The survey also shows 21% of Republicans are avowed Christian nationalists, while 33% sympathize with the ideology, meaning that most Republicans show some degree of support for the doctrine. Concerning religious practice, Americans who attend religious services at least once a week or more are more likely to support or sympathize with Christian nationalism than those who seldom or never attend religious services.

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New Survey: Most White Evangelicals are Christian Nationalists/Sympathizers

Location: USA