Religious climate of America
According to recent statistics from the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, 79% of Evangelical Christians (Oneness Pentecostals grouped in here) answered “very important” to the question: How important is religion in your life? 30% attend church more frequently than once a week while 28% attend church services once a week. This leaves us with a grand total, a majority, of 58% of Evangelical Christians attending services at least weekly.
78% of Evangelicals stated that they pray daily outside of church or worship services. Of those who pray, 28% stated that they recieve answers to prayer on a weekly basis. There is faith in America, and people pray, or at least say they pray consistently and recieve answers to those prayers over one quarter of the time.
58% stated that the bible is the Word of God and is literally true word for word wheras 29% who state they are Evangelical Christians believe the bible is the word of God but not literally true word for word.
To the following question: [IF RESPONDENT HAS A RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION, ASK:] Now, as I read a pair of statements, tell me whether the FIRST statement or the SECOND statement comes closer to your own views even if neither is exactly right. First/next: My religion is the one, true faith leading to eternal life, OR: many religions can lead to eternal life, the following percentages were given.
36% of Evangelical Christians said “My religion is the one, true faith leading to eternal life”.
80% of Jehovah’s Witnesses said “My religion is the one, true faith leading to eternal life”.
57% of Evangelical Christians said “Many religions can lead to eternal life”.
16% of Jehovah’s Witnesses said “Many religions can lead to eternal life”.
So, a weekly attending saint in an Evangelical denomination who prays daily and believes that the church is a very important part of their lives also believe that there are many ways to get to heaven, not just through Christ.