A Pew Survey of evangelical Americans shows that Millennials in the group still identify as "conservative" but differ from their older counterparts on many issues. More younger evangelicals believe that homosexuality should be accepted by society, that bigger government that offers more services is preferable, and that immigration makes America a better place. The numbers reflect a change in attitude by Americans generally on many issues.  And younger evangelicals mirror those positions taken by non-evangelical Millennials.  Millennials are more likely than older adults to take liberal positions on social and political issues. This generation gap exists even among evangelical Protestants – who constitute one of the country's most conservative religious groups – in areas including same-sex marriage, immigration and environmentalism. The gap between younger and older evangelicals is perhaps most noticeable on LGBT issues....(Read Full Post)