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Pew Research Center
July 15, 2014
How Americans Feel About Religious Groups
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How Americans Feel About Religious Groups
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Americans’ Ratings of Religious Groups
Christians and Jews Are Viewed More Positively by Older People, Other Groups by Younger People
Jews Viewed More Positively by Whites, Evangelicals & Muslims by Blacks
Familiarity With People From Other Religious Groups
Personal Familiarity With Group Members Linked With More Positive Views
Sample Size and Margin of Error for American Trends Panel (Wave 4)
U.S. Public Has Warmest Feelings for Jews, Catholics and Evangelicals
Religious Groups’ Ratings of Each Other
Evangelicals Rated More Positively by Republicans than Democrats; Most Non-Christian Religions Viewed More Favorably by Democrats than Republicans
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