A majority of U.S. adults and almost a third of evangelicals now say they believe that faith in God is not needed to be a moral person, a survey has revealed. The Pew Research Center reported on Monday that 56 percent of all American adults surveyed say they don’t think that being a believer is a requirement for someone to be moral and to have good values, which is up from the 49 percent who said the same back in 2011.
The results, based on a survey conducted June 8–18 and June 27–July 9, also found that 32 percent of white evangelical respondents agreed that belief in God is not necessary to be moral, along with 63 percent of white mainline believers who said the same. Black Protestants were the most likely to disagree with such a view, with only 26 percent saying faith in God is not needed, while as many as 85 percent of the religiously unaffiliated rejected that faith in God is necessary. READ MORE
In an era where human can decide if he/she likes his nose, lips, hips, hair, sexuality etc., the only logical thing to follow is a belief that a human is god. So anyone can become their own god(s). If all your ups and downs, plans are made by you, if you direct your own steps, the logical thing is to “do what you want, when you want, as long as it does not hurt anybody”. Basically that’s the moral standard nowadays. We use whatever suits our point of view from Scriptures, and ignore all the warnings. However, should this information really surprise true believers? Should a people who call themselves sons and daughters of the Most High be shocked by this? If you are, it means you do not and never searched Scriptures to know the signs of the end time. These were foretold by Yeshua (Jesus) and the apostles. Be firm in your faith, for when they start arresting us for not agreeing with their view, killing us for not sharing their beliefs, then your faith will be truly tested. (wait, the arrests and killings of Christians are already happening).