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Pew Research Center
November 10, 2014
Chapter 6: Views on the Economy and Poverty
Helping the Poor
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Chapter 6: Views on the Economy and Poverty
Helping the Poor
Protestants Emphasize Evangelism, Catholics Stress Charitable Works as Most Important Means of Helping the Poor
More Protestants Say Their Church Evangelizes and Helps People Find Jobs
Latin Americans Put Faith in Free Market, but See Rich-Poor Gap as Major Problem
Government Has a Responsibility to Provide for the Needs of the Poor
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