What kind of secular matters? They needed to be more specific.
What kind of secular matters? Maybe antinomianism.
"All you need is love’...Does Antinomian Controversy ride again?"
by Gary R. Jepsen
http://www.wordalone.org/archives/articles_by_author/jepsen.htm
Apparently the survey left it at that. Not sure why it would have mattered anyway.
Further googling just now located an article that describes a total of 4 questions that were asked -
1. Do you accept Jesus' physical resurrection as a fact?
51 % of Methodist said, "No."
35 % of United Presbyterians said "No."
30 % of Episcopalians said, "No".
33 % of American Baptist said, "No."
13 % of American Lutherans said, "No."
7 % of Missouri Synod Lutherans said, "No."
# Do you believe in the virgin birth of Jesus?
60 % of Methodists said, "No."
44 % of Episcopalians said, "No."
49 % of Presbyterians said, "No."
34 % of Baptists said, "No."
19 % of American Lutherans said, "No."
5 % of Missouri Synod Lutherans said, "No."
# Do you believe in an evil demon power in the world today?
62 % of Methodists said, "No."
37 % of Episcopalians said, "No."
47 % of Presbyterians said, "No."
33 % of Baptists said, "No."
14 % of American Lutherans said, "No."
9 % of Missouri Synod Lutherans said, "No."
# Do you believe that the Scriptures are the inspired and inerrant Word of God in faith, history, and secular matters?
87 % of Methodists said, "No."
95 % of Episcopalians said, "No."
82 % of Presbyterians said, "No."
67 % of American Baptists said, "No."
77 % of American Lutherans said, "No."
24 % of Missouri Synod Lutherans said, "No."