Cultural Research Center

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…

BY Dr. Tracy F. Munsil, Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

As Americans increasingly reject biblical thinking, they are replacing it with ideas from postmodernism and secular humanism, with one of every six adults regularly relying on those alternative worldviews in their everyday thinking and decision-making . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

An alarming number of U.S. adults—especially younger Americans—are embracing key tenets of the Marxist worldview, including negative views of private property, individual economic success, and traditional . . .

BY Dr. Tracy Munsil, CRC Executive Director
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

More than two-thirds of American adults adopt the label “Christian” to identify their faith, but this broad adoption of that label may . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The American public flaunts its free will in many ways, not the least of which is by embracing a number of seductive . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

The dramatic erosion of America’s shared Christian belief over the past 30 years is causing unexpected changes . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Our nation is undergoing a seismic worldview shift driven by younger Americans, especially Millennials, who are far more likely . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

A popular “fake” form of Christianity—Moralistic Therapeutic Deism—was discovered to be profoundly influencing Christian teenagers in the early 2000s . . .

BY CRC Staff
From the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University

Research conducted by the Cultural Research Center in 2020 established that only 6% of American adults possess a biblical worldview. But until now the question remained “what have the others put in its place?”…