Study: Church-Going Teens Have Higher GPAs

Regular church attendance may boost a student's GPA, according to a new study. Students who attend religious services weekly average a GPA of 0.144 higher than those who never attend services.

Aug 23, 2008 | Comments 0

Study: Bible Still Recognized as Top 'Holy' Book

A new Barna survey shows that more Americans accept the Bible as "holy" or "sacred" than they would other books.

Jul 10, 2008 | Comments 7

Bible Tops America's 10 Favorite Books of All Time

Regardless of which demographic group they belong to – male-female, Republican-Democrat or old-young – Americans named the Bible as their favorite book of all time, according to a recent nationwide poll.

Apr 09, 2008 | Comments 4

Survey: High School Seniors 'Graduating from God'

Thousands of Jesus-following students who graduated from high school this summer will be claiming independent lives as they enter the big college campus in the fall. A new research study, however, is indicating the majority of those students will also be "graduating from God" upon entering college.

Aug 10, 2006 | Comments 0

Study: College Students Seek Spirituality, Leave Pews

While college students are notorious for dropping out of the pews, a new study shows that attendance decline does not amount to a lesser interest in spirituality.

Dec 20, 2007 | Comments 4

Sidebar: The Bible vs. Mormon Beliefs

Nov 25, 2007 | Comments 2

Most Americans Believe Jesus Rose from Dead, David Killed Goliath Literally

A majority of Americans believe in God's power and miracles, according to a new survey.

Oct 22, 2007 | Comments 6

Poll: Most Americans View Political Bias of College Professors as a Problem

A majority of the American public believes the political bias of college professors is a serious problem.

Jul 19, 2007 | Comments 6

College Not 'Public Enemy' for Religiosity, Study Shows

College students are the least likely to abandon their faith than those who never pursued a college degree, a recent study revealed.

Jun 14, 2007 | Comments 0