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March 15, 2010 - As American society becomes more religiously diverse, the nation’s population has had to grapple with how to define its holidays and celebrations. A recent study by the Barna Group explored Americans’ definition of the Easter holiday, asking a nationwide, representative sample of American adults how they would describe what Easter means to them, personally.
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Most Americans Consider Easter a Religious Holiday, But Fewer Correctly Identify its Meaning March 15, 2010 - As American society becomes more religiously diverse, the nation’s population has had to grapple with how to define its holidays and celebrations. A recent study by the More... |
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Christian Support for Obama Declines Barack Obama was swept into office on a wave of hopes and dreams founded on his promises of a better life and a more competent government. With this first year in office now behind him, many More... |
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Super Bowl Ad Research: New Barna Study Examines Tebow/Focus Commercial February 15, 2010
One of the great American pastimes is playing “armchair quarterback” in the days following the Super Bowl – assessing the big plays and analyzing the More... |
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The Economy’s Impact (Part 3 of 3): Donors Reduce Giving, Brace for the Long Haul To view Part 1 of this series, click here
To view Part 2 of this series, click here
February 8, 2010
Although some recent economic news offers positive signs, the donor landscape More... |
