How Americans Adults Read the Bible Survey of 2,000 Bible Reading Adults.

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How Americans Adults Read the Bible Survey of 2,000 Bible Reading Adults

2 Methodology  A representative sample of American adults was surveyed. Two thousand people who read the Bible once a month or more qualified for the study.  Only people who read the Bible personally (outside of group activities) or as part of a family activity were included – those who only read it at church, small group, etc. were excluded.  Respondents were not informed the research was being conducted on behalf of LifeWay Research.

3 Methodology Continued  A demographically balanced online panel was used for the interviewing.  Surveys were conducted during August  The sample provides 95% confidence that the sampling error does not exceed +2.2%.  Margins of error are higher in sub-groups.

Survey Responses

5 Group situations where Bible readers read the Bible 5 Q. In a typical month, do you read the Bible in each of the following situations? As part of … Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

6 Frequency of Bible Reading 6 Q. About how often do you read the Bible either by yourself or together with family members as part of a family activity? Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

7 Other Religious Activities 7 Q. Which of these things, if any, do you do at least once in a typical month? Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

8 Number of Bibles Owned 8 The average number of Bibles owned is 3.6, with a median of 3.0. Respondents reported up to 50 different Bibles owned. Q. How many Bibles do you, personally, own? Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

9 Using Different Bibles Q. Which of the following is true about your Bible use? 1.You tend to use different Bibles for different situations or different reasons 2.There’s one primary Bible you use most of the time Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

10 Using Different Versions 10 Q. Which of the following is true about the different Bibles you use? (n = 524) 1.You use different translations or versions 2.You may use different Bibles, but they’re all from the same translation or version Among Bible readers who use different Bibles for different situations/reasons

11 Bible Version Exclusivity 11 Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity Q. Which of the following is true for you? 1.There is only one specific translation of the Bible you are willing to use 2.You are open to using different translations of the Bible

12 Who Chose the Version 12 Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity Q. Which of the following is true about the Bible you use most for your personal reading? 1.You personally chose the specific translation you are using 2.Someone else chose this translation for you (it was a gift, it was inherited, you relied on someone else to choose it for you, etc.) 3.You don’t recall

13 Satisfaction with Primary Version 13 Q. How satisfied are you with the specific translation of the Bible you use most for your personal reading? Among Americans who read the Bible in a typical month personally or as part of a family activity

Survey of 2,000 Bible Reading Adults How Americans Adults Read the Bible