[b]Most Americans Pick 'n Choose Religious Beliefs[/b]The majority of American adults pick and choose their religious beliefs to create, in essence, a customized religion rather than adopting the set of beliefs taught by a particular church, a new study found. By a three to one margin (71 percent to 26 percent), Americans say they are more likely to personally develop their own set of religious beliefs than accept a comprehensive set of beliefs taught by a church or denomination, a Barna study, released Monday, shows. Among those who describe themselves as Christians, for instance, nearly half believe that Satan does not exist, one-third say that Jesus sinned when He was on earth, two-fifths say they do not have a responsibility to share the Gospel with others, and one-quarter dismiss the idea that the Bible is accurate in all of its teachings beliefs that are contrary to most church teachings. Full Story:[url=http://christianpost.com/Society/Polls_reports/2009/01/most-americans-pick-n-choose-religious-beliefs-12/index.html]Most Americans Pick 'n Choose Religious Beliefs[/url]