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I do. And most people who don't were only conditioned by the secular system and would have believed it in the secular's absense anyway. We live today in a secular America. People seem to forget that when they discuss the decline of the church in America. In other words, I don't buy for one second the theory that people don't believe in our Lord today because they are any wiser or smarter than the people before them but they have been raised and conditioned by the secular system to denounce Christianity and turn away from God. I don't believe people ever voluntarily gave up the practices from every generation of their family traced back hundreds of years before now because they thought they rightfully were making a smarter, more accurate choice [to NOT do something as opposed to REPLACING something] but they were severely disenfranchised since they were young to give-up their practicing of religion through convenience and satisfaction of themselves and the many. Even if you are an admirer of science and research, you cannot profess there is a titanic amount of irrefutable evidence that stands directly in crushing creationism when creationism itself has much evidence of its own as well as reasoning against evolution. Besides all of this, it is much easier, always has been and especially today to renounce God and be an Atheist. It is harder and obviously more involving to be a practicing Christian than sit on your arse and upchuck there is no God. So regardless, religion (mono religion anyway) is better for the nation and keeps the government small. It is scary for people to be the architects of society who do not fear God.