There has been a 17-percent drop in in the number of U.S. adults who say religion is an important part of their daily life between 2015, when it was 66 percent, and 2025, when it is 49 percent, according to recent Gallup polls.

Significantly fewer Americans consider faith to be an important part of their lives than a decade ago. A recent Gallup study found that only 49% of U.S. adults say religion is important to them, down sharply from 66% in 2015.

Ohio lawmakers have passed a bill allowing teachers to discuss religion's positive impact on American history. Supporters say it clarifies existing rights. Critics warn of bias and ignoring negative religious influences.

The plaintiffs maintained that the course advertised religious ideas contrary to their own beliefs, such as the view that the Bible is a literary work rather than the word of God. The Washington Supreme Court ruled in favor of the BOR,

Many Americans might have lost faith in organized religion, but according to recent data, they still love the Good Book.

Ohio House Bill 486, also known as the Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act, now heads to the Ohio Senate for consideration.

Tours of the new institute building — located at 600 Darwin Avenue, Logan, Utah — began Friday for students and young adults, and will continue with a community open house welcoming guests of all faiths and ages from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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