Archived News – September 2012
Sep
14
2012
Sept. 14, 2012
Column by Jerry Z. Park, associate professor of sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Baylor, who uses data from the Baylor Religion Survey to compare studies about the percentage of churchgoers who read their Bibles daily.
Column by Jerry Z. Park, associate professor of sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences at Baylor, who uses data from the Baylor Religion Survey to compare studies about the percentage of churchgoers who read their Bibles daily.
Sep
13
2012
Sept. 13, 2012
Aaron B. Franzen, a graduate student in the sociology department at Baylor, comments on his study that used findings from the Baylor Religion Survey to determine that the frequency of Bible reading was one of the most powerful predictors of attitudes on moral and political issues.
Aaron B. Franzen, a graduate student in the sociology department at Baylor, comments on his study that used findings from the Baylor Religion Survey to determine that the frequency of Bible reading was one of the most powerful predictors of attitudes on moral and political issues.