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Mistrust of journalism has spread in tandem with declining faith in politics.

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More controversially, some political scientists see the growth of protest movements since the 1960s as a sign of declining faith in the traditional institutions of representative democracy, and an attempt to bypass them.

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Many expectations weigh on the first Latin American pope, called on to guide the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics in a moment of dwindling vocations and declining faith in some nations.

The proportion saying that laws should not be influenced by the Muslim holy book grew from a tiny 5% to a chunkier 16%, suggesting growing doubt about mixing religion with politics.The poll also shows declining faith in democracy.

Matthew Arnold, whom Mr Blom quotes in the same passage, wrote of "the long, withdrawing roar" of declining religious faith in his poem "Dover Beach".Scientific notions such as radioactivity, and the spooky new business of X-rays, were turning things upside down too.

But the loss in Juárez seemed particularly stinging because it came as PRI leaders were reflecting on how they had lost the presidency, looking for ways to reunite squabbling factions and summoning their declining supporters to keep faith in the future.

Philip Bump notes that faith is declining most sharply among independents.

The Vatican office of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith declined ito comment, when approached by CBS News.

Confidence in evolution, the Big Bang, the age of the Earth and climate change decline sharply as faith in a supreme being rises, according to the poll.