According to the latest American Worldview Inventory Survey, only about 6% of professing Christians and 37% of pastors have biblical worldviews. And no, that's not "a Baptist" or "a Catholic" worldview. That's things like "do you agree that Jesus is the only way" worldview. And consider what scholar J P Moreland has to say:
"In a recent Barna poll, researchers tried to see why Millennials... are abandoning the church and the faith. They identified six reasons for the exodus: (1) The church is overprotective and fails to expose people to anti-Christian ideas. (2) The church’s teaching is shallow. (3) The church is antagonistic to science and fails to help believers interact with scientific claims. (4) The church treats sexuality simplistically and judgmentally. (5) The church makes exclusivist claims. (6) The church is dismissive of doubters.
Note that every single reason involves a failure to engage the life of the mind and employ apologetics to answer people’s questions. Last spring, I received an email from someone I did not know. The gentleman shared that he and a few others were working with about twenty-five Millennials. Some were atheists, but most were Christians on a razor’s edge in abandoning Christianity. When they shared their doubts in church, they were either dismissed (e.g., stop over-thinking things and get into the Word) or given weak answers. He asked me if I would come to his home and have a question-and-answer time with the group. I happily agreed, and the evening consisted of two and a half hours of question-and-answer with about twenty-five people. After our time, several shared with me that their faith had been restored by the evening."
J. P. Moreland
In Cultural Apologetics, by Paul Gould