Christianity Still in Decline Says Pew Poll

November 2, 2019   |  

The latest Pew Research Center’s Survey of Religion in America, an Update on America’s Changing Religious Landscape, was released in October (see it here: https://www.pewforum.org/2019/10/17/in-u-s-decline-of-christianity-continues-at-rapid-pace/ ). The findings, on the surface, are not encouraging for Christians. The results clearly show a continued decline in the percentage of adult Americans…
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Are Christian Beliefs Allowed in the Public Square?

October 16, 2019   |  

Every Fall, at the beginning of the school year, there are a couple of different Christian efforts that play out in high schools around the country – and even around the world. Both of these see significant participation each year. One of the events is called “See You at the…
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The Fall of Christian Values

October 9, 2019   |  

Recently, the Wall Street Journal did a poll in America dealing with the topics of children, religion, and patriotism. The purpose of the poll was to get a read on people’s attitudes about these topics. They also polled these same questions back in 1998. This gives us the ability to…
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What’s New with Cults and Sects in America? – Part 4

September 19, 2019   |  

In this four part series we have tried to bring our readers up-to-date on some of the largest cult and sect movements in America. The first installment updated information on two groups: Armstrongism (the legacy or Herbert W. Armstrong’s bizarre interpretations of the Bible) and the Church of Jesus Christ…
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What’s New with Cults and Sects in America?: Part 1

September 19, 2019   |  

If you have been a follower of the MarketFaith Ministries website, have read books about cults, or attended a conference on cults and sects, then you are probably pretty informed about those movements in America. Nonetheless, it may have been a while since you paid much attention to what is…
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The Separation of Church and State Fallacy

September 16, 2019   |  

In the early 1600s, there was a considerable amount of religious persecution in Europe. Virtually all of the countries of Europe at that time had a state church that was politically connected to the government itself. There were those, however, who believed that the teachings of the state church were…
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