Christians ‘Significantly’ More Likely to Donate to Charities Than Non-Christians: Study
‘Tis the season for giving, and for Christians, that giving goes far beyond just giving at Christmas time.
According to the American Bible Society’s annual report on the spiritual state of the American Christian, the ABS has once again found that generosity is strongly correlated to the Christian faith.
In the ABS study titled “State of the Bible: USA 2023,” practicing Christians are more likely to give to charity (95%) than either non-practicing Christians (68%) or non-Christians (51%).
The study defined a practicing Christian as one who identifies as a Christian, attends church at least once a month, and considers faith as very important in his or her life.
A non-practicing Christian was someone who identified as Christian but missed one of the two remaining criteria.
