Much of the increased interest in religion in the workplace reflects a convergence of social trends. A 2004 Gallup survey shows that 90 percent of American adults believe in God and 59 percent say religion is "very important" in their lives. And as employees spend more time at the office, they feel more entitled to personal expression. At the same time, recent high-profile corporate scandals are making the rest of corporate America more receptive to efforts perceived as fostering an ethical workplace.