>>Most people will disagree because there is probably a "I don't 100% agree" reaction to it. I was trying not to be too wordy in my post but the "disagree" is

>>Most people will disagree because there is probably a "I don't 100% agree" reaction to it. I was trying not to be too wordy in my post but the "disagree" is actually 2 categories split between "mostly disagree" and "strongly disagree" so that covers the "I don't 100% agree" people. Note that there's also "strongly and somewhat agree" categories. Here's the upshot of this thread. The OP I was replying to made a reference to the "prevailing zeitgeist" in America believing people should be "saved" only if they prove their worth. I checked the most widely respected social survey and it contradicts that assertion by a wide margin. As far as the questions being biased or people 100 percent agreeing as has been mentioned, either a couple of random internet commenters are right or the most cited source in mainstream social science[0] is. Personally I'll go with the latter. [0]http://gss.norc.org/About-The-GSS http://gss.norc.org/About-The-GSS