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"Researchers released the findings of the 2017 Baylor Religion Survey Thursday.
A random selection of 1,501 adults from across the United States representing a mixture of ages, races, political, and religious backgrounds participated in the survey that focused on four themes: the religious, political and ideological values of Trump voters, mental health and religion in America today, the geography of religion, and the intersection of technology and religion.
“The 2017 Baylor Religion Survey is the most extensive national survey into American values, beliefs, and behaviors,” said Lori Fogleman, Assistant VP for Media Communications, Baylor University.
The data for the survey, a 48-page questionnaire designed by 15 Baylor sociologists and administered by the Gallup Organization, was gathered between January and April of 2017, several months after Trump took office.
"We had no idea the election would turn out like this and that religion would be such an important feature of it,” said Jerry Park, associate professor of sociology at Baylor University.
Park says the survey is a ‘pulse check’ of the American public when it comes to issues related to religion."
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