Substitution Table

Poll Shows U.S. views of Christians.
Findings from a 2004, nationwide poll conducted by Cornell University.

• 44% of Americans favor the restriction of at least some civil liberties of Christians.
• 27% of respondents say that Christian-Americans should register where they live with the federal government.
• 29% supported the idea of undercover agents infiltrating Christian civic and volunteer organizations to keep tabs on their activities and fund-raising.
• 22% favor racial profiling (of white Christians) to identify potential terrorist threats.