Evangelicals View AI with Cautious Optimism, New Study Reveals
The vast majority of evangelicals believe artificial intelligence is simply a tool, and like any tool, it can be used for good or for evil.
The vast majority of evangelicals believe artificial intelligence is simply a tool, and like any tool, it can be used for good or for evil.
"The results of this study are a warning," commented Ron Sellers, President of Grey Matter Research. "They are a warning to be careful when you see the word evangelical identity."
While it is true that evangelicals tend to be much more conservative than the overall U.S. population, both liberals and moderates exist within the American evangelical community.
The national sample of 1,010 evangelical Protestants was shown the same ad, but the child pictured was either Asian, Black, Latino, or White, to explore race and gender fundraising bias.
As of September 2021, only 3 in 4 churchgoers have returned as their churches have reopened.
New Study Reveals Evangelicals Are Largely Satisfied with Their Church, But Would Still Like to See Some Changes.
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