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2020 • Statement 5
Biblical accounts of the physical (bodily) resurrection of Jesus are completely accurate. This event actually occurred.
True or False?
Disagree
100%
50%
0%
50%
100%
Agree
U.S. Adult Respondents:
3002
2020
Strongly Disagree
11 %
Somewhat Disagree
9 %
Not Sure
14 %
Somewhat Agree
21 %
Strongly Agree
45 %
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