Shock this poll

It's a silly poll, but seeing such one-sided numbers (one-sided in the wrong direction!) just irks me. Teach this person that you can't just smugly throw up a pointless poll on the internet and expect affirmation.

Do You Believe in Jesus Christ?

Yes
95%

No
3%

I Don't Know/Maybe
1%

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