‘Pointed in the wrong direction’: Public believes US moral compass is broken

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A survey looking at America’s religious landscape found that 72% of U.S. adults believe the nation’s moral compass is “pointed in the wrong direction.”

The Deseret News/Marist Poll results released Tuesday showed that faith was not a critical component of whether people found America’s morality to be amiss.

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