Christians are more than twice as likely to blame a person’s poverty on lack of effort
“Which is generally more often to blame if a person is poor: lack of effort on their own part, or difficult circumstances beyond their control? The Washington Post and the Kaiser Family Foundation asked 1,686 American adults to answer that question — and found that religion is a significant predictor of how Americans perceive poverty. Christians are much more likely than non-Christians to view poverty as the result of individual failings, especially white evangelical Christians.”