U.S. Catholic Belief in Holy Trinity Hits Bottom, by Jules Gomes

By Jules Gomes, The Stream, April 2, 2025

Dr. Jules Gomes, (BA, BD, MTh, PhD), has a doctorate in biblical studies from the University of Cambridge. Currently a Vatican-accredited journalist based in Rome, he is the author of five books and several academic articles. Gomes lectured at Catholic and Protestant seminaries and universities and was canon theologian and artistic director at Liverpool Cathedral.

Bombshell report laments rejection of trinitarian doctrine by most American Christians

Only 9% of American Catholics believe in the existence and influence of the Holy Trinity, according to a shocking new report released by the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University last Wednesday.

The alarming statistics, published by eminent cultural analyst Dr. George Barna, also highlights a significant departure from foundational Christian beliefs by Mainline Protestants, those who theologically identify as “born-again” Christians, and others who self-identify as Christians.

According to Barna’s findings, 20% of Protestants, 24% of “born-again” Christians, and 16% of self-identified Christians adopt the fundamental tenet of Christianity “that God exists in three unique, equal, and indivisible persons.” …

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