The nonreligious (46 percent) are more likely than Christians (37 percent) to say, “It's only a game.”
Those with evangelical beliefs, as defined by the LifeWay Research and National Association of Evangelicals' four-part definition, are less likely to believe “it's only a game” (32 percent) than those without evangelical beliefs (42 percent).
Those who attend religious services once a month or more (59 percent) are more likely to say how the game is played is more important than those who attend less than once a month (49 percent).
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