Results of 1997 Congregational Survey

 


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Statement Do Not
Believe
Neutral or
Don't Know
Believe
An important function of religion is to encourage ethical living. 5 15 326
Religion should draw from values from many different sources, including world religions. 10 14 320
There probably is no one "Truth" with regard to theological matters. 17 17 308
Religion should concern itself with humanity, the world around us, and the human pursuit of meaning and truth since there are no answers to questions of creation, afterlife, the nature of God, etc. 25 29 294
Religion should celebrate the sacred circle of life which instructs us to live in harmony with the rhythms of nature. 12 53 276
The powers we have traditionally attributed to a god are inherent in the natural world. The natural world evokes our respect and devotion. 16 51 269
Jesus was a great moral teacher. 22 79 242
It is possible for humans to have a vital mystical connection with the Cosmos. 44 123 170
There is a Master Architect who created the universe which is now controlled by natural law. 154 138 48
There is a personal God who responds to prayer and is active in human affairs. 240 59 43
The Judeo-Christian God is the center of my faith. 267 34 36
Jesus is a unique revelation of the divine, the Son of God. 269 56 12