The percentages of Americans who believe in five “religious entities” — God, angels, heaven, hell, and the devil — are down to new lows, a new Gallup News poll found.
“This question asks respondents whether they believe in each concept or if they are unsure, and from 13 percent to 15 percent currently say they are not sure. At the same time, nearly three in ten U.S. adults do not believe in the devil or hell, while almost two in 10 do not believe in angels and heaven, and 12 percent say they do not believe in God,” the survey report states. “
The poll found that 51 percent of Americans believe in all spiritual entities, and 11 percent do not believe in any. Seven percent are not sure about all of them, and 31 percent believe in some and not others. Americans with lower household incomes are more likely than higher income households to believe in each of the entities, although majorities of higher income groups still believe in each.
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