[BillyBoy]

>>> Mormon isn’t Protestant Christian, so Utah isn’t in the mix, you still have a long way to answering my post 1078 to you. I challenged this statement of yours. “There seem to be a lot of fundamentalist protestants on FR who have a very narrow world view. They live in regions that are 90% protestant, and probably haven’t encountered many non-protestants in their everyday lives. When they encounter non-protestants on the Internet they don’t see them as real Christians, but probably weird cults.” <<

Yes, I answered you by citing the fact that Mississippi is well over 80% protestant and less than 5% Catholic (and the number of Orthodox Christians in Miss. is apparently so small it's under 1% and didn't make the list). Numerous other states in the bible have similar lopsided protestant margins that are around 90% protestant. South Carolina is 92% protestant and 6% Catholic. Tennessee is 87% and 5% Catholic. Apparently you choose to ignore my answer to your post because it confirmed my statements.

[ansel12]

“Yes, I answered you by citing the fact that Mississippi is well over 80% protestant and less than 5% Catholic (and the number of Orthodox Christians in Miss. is apparently so small it’s under 1% and didn’t make the list). Numerous other states in the bible have similar lopsided protestant margins that are around 90% protestant. South Carolina is 92% protestant and 6% Catholic. Tennessee is 87% and 5% Catholic. Apparently you choose to ignore my answer to your post because it confirmed my statements.”

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How do you figure that

Mississippi 37% black, only 82% religious, out of that mix 82% Protestant.

South Carolina 30% black, only 80% religious, out of that mix 84% Protestant.

Tenessee 16% black, only 79% religious, out of that mix 64% Protestant.