“A new study from the theologians at the University of Leipzig finds that only 1.6% of the German population reads the Bible at least once a day, and only 3.2% read it every week, despite half of its population identifying as Protestant or Catholic. …
Among those surveyed who said they did not read the Bible, an overwhelming majority (80%) said they did not view the themes of the Bible as ‘relevant for their personal life,’ even as 63% of those who identified as non-readers said they still believe the Scriptures are a source of ‘core norms and values for society.’
The research team also clarified that while the study’s results might seem contradictory, it is not the proportion of Bible readers that has fallen, but the frequency of use …”
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When I read this I thought about your frequent admonition to members of Christianity Board to read the Bible @amigo de christo.
Christians, one would think, shouldn’t need the encouragement but, as this article points out, they do. Everyone, it turns out, does.
A word of gentle encouragement to all my readers, wherever they live: Read the Bible. Every day that you draw breath on God’s good earth.
Among those surveyed who said they did not read the Bible, an overwhelming majority (80%) said they did not view the themes of the Bible as ‘relevant for their personal life,’ even as 63% of those who identified as non-readers said they still believe the Scriptures are a source of ‘core norms and values for society.’
The research team also clarified that while the study’s results might seem contradictory, it is not the proportion of Bible readers that has fallen, but the frequency of use …”

Researchers find surprisingly 'low use of the Bible' among Protestants, Catholics in Germany
A new study from the theologians at the University of Leipzig finds that only 1 6 of the German population reads the Bible at least once a day and only 3 2 read it every week, despite half of its

When I read this I thought about your frequent admonition to members of Christianity Board to read the Bible @amigo de christo.
Christians, one would think, shouldn’t need the encouragement but, as this article points out, they do. Everyone, it turns out, does.
A word of gentle encouragement to all my readers, wherever they live: Read the Bible. Every day that you draw breath on God’s good earth.