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Family, faith and freedom: What do Americans value most?
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Family, faith and freedom: What do Americans value most?
Family, faith and freedom: What do Americans value most? News Story by Clemente Lisi | Religion Unplugged While Americans widely believe in values such as respect, trustworthiness and kindness, it’s family, freedom and faith that are considered “most important” and hold the most sacred space in the national conscience, a new study reveals. Nearly half of U.S. adults (49%) say family is one of their top three personal values —far more than any …
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