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    American pastors are concerned that the impact of “watered down Gospel teachings” will negatively affect the Christian church in the country.

    Christian polling group, Barna, released a survey identifying the issues that worry pastors in America. While many people may think that religious liberty is their primary concern, 72% of U.S. pastors ranked “watered down gospel teachings” as the largest issue, reports Australian-based Christian website, Sight Magazine.

    This is a new decade and a time of significant cultural, digital and spiritual disruption. —David Kinnaman, Barna Group President

    This study is the first of a series of the