Ok, so Rasmussen does a poll for Easter about belief in Jesus as the Son of God and the resurrection – with 79% of those polled stating they believe Jesus rose from the dead. Which is fine. Now, here’s the weird part of the poll:
Eighty-five percent (85%) of Catholics believe Jesus rose from the dead along with 86% of Protestants and 97% of Evangelical Christians. Eighty-nine percent (89%) of Catholics also think Jesus was the son of God. That view is shared by 90% of Protestants and 97% of Evangelical Christians. Finally, 87% of Catholics, 95% of Protestants and all Evangelical Christians surveyed believe that Jesus Christ walked the earth.
Uh, guys, all of those numbers should be 100% – there’s no point in calling yourself a Christian if you don’t believe that Jesus is the Son of the Living God and rose from the dead. I do wonder where you find a Christian who says he doesn’t believe that Jesus rose from the dead and/or isn’t the Son of God…who the heck is such a person worshiping?
To me, this demonstrates the confusion of our times wrought by the amazing campaign of lies over the past century and a half about, well, just about everything to do with Christianity. That we’ve reached a day where self described Christians deny Christ shows that we’ve reached a nadir in human understanding.
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