[NYer]

Here's the map about Catholicism:

And Protestantism:

Judaism:

Mormonism:

And, finally, a map showing states by percentage of non-religious people:

[NYer]

And, finally, a map showing states by percentage of non-religious people:

Read .... secularists .

Truly an eye opener.

[ikka]

Freest areas are the least Catholic. Why is that?

[11Bush]

What? No Moos?

[AZLiberty]

I was surprised about California Catholicism — until I remembered the concentration of Hispanics. Are all those California Catholics really on board with the homosexual/abortion agenda? Given the success of Proposition 8, I guess not.

[fatima]

Great maps.

[Alex Murphy]

Ping for later

[kinsman redeemer]

The percentage ranges varry. Read the maps carefully.

[Clemenza]

Speaking as someone who spent two years in Seattle, I am NOT surprised by the findings on the number of non-religious in the Pacific Northwest. This has also been the case historically.

As a native of New York state, I am surprised that the percentage isn't higher in the tri-state area. I find it to be the case that many people who are non-religious still identify as "Catholic" or "Jewish" out of some need to be affiliated with something culturally.

[jboot]

Interesting maps. But what is that little rectangular island off the coast of Delaware?? It seems to have unique data. o_0