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    Most Christians to Give Up Social Media for Lent

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    By Joyce Dimaculangan

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    A recent poll conducted by DecisionData.org reveals that many American Christians are giving up social media for Lent this year.

    The website asked 586 American adults on an indulgence they are denying themselves for the 40-day season ending in Easter Sunday. It found that 21% of the respondents chose to fast on “social media” this Lent.

    Religious or not, Lent can be a great time of year to give up a distraction and refocus on other things that might be more important in our lives. —DecisionData.org

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