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Fascinating graph about religion and a diverse America. [View all] madfloridian Apr 2014 OP
Interesting. longship Apr 2014 #1
Doesn't make a judgement on it, graph just gives research. madfloridian Apr 2014 #4
I just commented because I am a Religion group host. longship Apr 2014 #5
It warms my heart that the young ones are ditching religion, or at least are "unaffiliated". Vashta Nerada Apr 2014 #2
The young have always pipoman Apr 2014 #16
That wouldn't apply to the 30-49 year olds starroute Apr 2014 #21
A recent study showed that exposure to the Internet was the biggest factor Arugula Latte Apr 2014 #22
No wonder I like the young generation better than any other, including my own. Arugula Latte Apr 2014 #3
Jews and Black Christians have stayed pretty constant eridani Apr 2014 #6
? "Jewish" has doubled eShirl Apr 2014 #10
percentage for 18-29 is 3; 2 for other age groups muriel_volestrangler Apr 2014 #11
sorry, you're right eShirl Apr 2014 #12
I'm seeing 2,2,2,3 with the purple background for Jewish n/t eridani Apr 2014 #27
If ones reads or listens to RW News one would get the impression that over 30% and growing Exposethefrauds Apr 2014 #7
And if one listens to the mainstream media one would get the impression that we are cui bono Apr 2014 #8
Yes, the default media position is that of course everyone believes in god, at a minimum, Arugula Latte Apr 2014 #23
, blkmusclmachine Apr 2014 #9
Do you guys know how to read this chart? WhaTHellsgoingonhere Apr 2014 #13
It would be interesting to compare it wil a snapshot from 30 years ago. eShirl Apr 2014 #14
Nailed it! WhaTHellsgoingonhere Apr 2014 #15
i guess you beat me to it... pipoman Apr 2014 #18
*know PeaceNikki Apr 2014 #19
lol I couldn't figure out what you meant WhaTHellsgoingonhere Apr 2014 #20
Here's an article that addresses that starroute Apr 2014 #26
I suspect that this is skewed pipoman Apr 2014 #17
There were studies done about religious belief in the past decades Arugula Latte Apr 2014 #25
Aging sure does make a person fall into line with God (whoever that is). What is frightening to me ChisolmTrailDem Apr 2014 #24
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