President Donald Trump has received high marks from white
evangelical Protestants on a range of issues throughout his time in office.
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States has proved no
different – at least in the initial phase of the crisis, according to a new Pew Research Center survey conducted March 10 to 16.
Around three-quarters of white evangelicals (77%) say they are at least
somewhat confident that Trump is doing a good job responding to the outbreak,
and nearly two-thirds (64%) say Trump has assessed the risks of the situation
correctly. By comparison, about half of Americans overall (52%) say Trump has
underplayed the risks, including majorities who say this among the
religiously unaffiliated (64%), black Protestants (67%) and Jews (73%).
Who is the first person who comes to mind when you think of
Catholicism?
If your answer contains the word “pope,” you’re in good company. More than half
of U.S. adults name the pope (47%) or a specific pope (7%) when asked that
question, according to a new analysis of a Pew Research Center survey that asked
respondents to name the first person who comes to mind when they think about
Catholicism, Buddhism, evangelical Protestantism, Islam, Judaism and atheism.
For most of the groups, U.S adults are most likely to name a religious leader
or historical figure from that religion – but when it comes to atheism,
Americans are much less likely to name a well-known figure.
Media mentions
March 17 - CNN
March 14 - The Associated Press
March 12 - NPR
How religious institutions are responding to coronavirus
March 19 - Reuters
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March 18 - Religion News Service
March 18 - Reuters
March 17 - The Washington Post *
March 17 - Politico
March 17 - The Associated Press
March 15 - The New York Times *
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