As I continue to understand my readers, an interesting topic to survey is related to various people’s Bible reading habits and how each person feels about the Bible. One study I read says that only 11% of Americans have read the entire Bible, even though Wikipedia says that 63% of Americans consider themselves Christians. As a former engineer, I am a data driven person and am really curious to learn more.
This particular survey will ask you whether you are a Christian or non-Christian and how much of the Bible you have read in your lifetime. Then, it will ask each group to specify how frequently they read the Bible and how they feel about the content of the Bible. Please help me gather some data! Most likely, I will create some followup surveys depending on the results, so stay tuned!
Of course, if you regularly read my blog posts, my guess is that you are much more likely to have read the entire Bible than those who never read Christian blog posts, but feel free to send this survey to both your Christian or non-Christian friends so that we can get a better picture of the general population. I am really curious to see what kind of results are revealed!
Read: A Plan to Read the Bible in a Year
Why did you choose the answer that you did? As more people fill out this survey, what do you find interesting about the results? Consider adding a comment at the end of this post!
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