A new Gallup poll shows that while personal measures of religious sentiment have remained fairly high among Americans, their membership in houses of worship continues
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About 300 Christians courageously gathered for a Christmas service at a church in Baghdad where Muslim extremists killed 68 people just two months earlier. Photos
WASHINGTON — Americans who are “very religious” are more likely to practice healthy behaviors than those who are less religious, a Gallup survey shows. The
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