Recent surveys have sparked a wave of discussion about the state of Christian belief in the United States, with findings indicating that a significant number of American Christians may not adhere to one of the faith’s foundational doctrines: the Trinity.
The concept of the Trinity—that God exists as three distinct but inseparable persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) in one divine being—has been a cornerstone of orthodox Christianity for centuries.
However, new data suggests that this belief is not as widely held among American Christians as previously assumed.
A survey conducted by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University, reported by The Christian Post on March 30, 2025, revealed striking numbers.
Based on responses from 2,100 adults collected in January, only 11% of American adults—and a mere 16% of self-proclaimed Christians—affirm belief in the traditional doctrine of the Trinity. […]
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