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CHICAGO (RNS) In the first decade of the 21st century, America's religious landscape shifted dramatically, with minority groups making sizable gains as established Catholics and Protestants lost ground -- literally, according to a new study. By Kevin Eckstrom.
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Faith,
Clergy & Congregations
Beliefs:
Christian - Catholic, Christian - Protestant, Mormon
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association of statisticians of american religious bodies, church growth, glenmary survey, mormons, us religion census
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