Public Sees Religion’s Influence Waning [and much more]

Pew Research Center ^ | September 22, 2014 | Pew Research Center

[Elsie]

The States (including District of Columbia) with the highest concentrations of homosexual households in the year 2000 (which comprise less than 1% of all households) 
 
1. District of Columbia 
2. New Hampshire 
3. Washington 
4. Massachusetts
5. Maine
6. California 
7. Colorado 
8. Vermont 
9. New Mexico                              WHAT???!!  with all those CATHOLICS???
 
 

[21twelve]

“Barry Lynn ACLU types would likely call that foul ball (Baal).”

I think they are VERY careful not to discuss religion. Sad - but is the reality today. But as I said, they let God show through them.

It is in Washington State - where a few posts ago was ranked 2nd to last in religion playing a major part of your life poll (54%).

Our pastor has a mock magazine cover with a picture of the city and the title something along the lines of “God’s Country”.

But it is cool that the teachers, city, etc. is all in. Passing grades have gone from 35% to 76% for minorities, detentions have gone from 1,740 to 379 in one middle school, etc.

[daniel1212]

Except for the language barrier?

[daniel1212]

The States (including District of Columbia) with the highest concentrations of homosexual households in the year 2000 (which comprise less than 1% of all households) were	A revised estimate based on the 2010 census ranks the 10 highest concentrations in States (not including District of Columbia, which was was highest at 1.172) as follows	The same table shows the states with the lowest concentrations of homosexual households as follows
1. District of Columbia	1. Rhode Island 0.885	1. Wyoming 0.175
2. New Hampshire	2. Massachusetts 0.829	2. South Dakota 0.181
3. Washington	3. Hawaii 0.779	3. Mississippi 0.258
4. Massachusetts	4. Maine 0.774	4. North Dakota 0.292
5. Maine	5. California 0.726	5. Alaska 0.295
6. California	6. New Mexico 0.701	6. Alabama 0.300
7. Colorado	7. Vermont 0.697	7. Idaho 0.315
8. Vermont	8. Connecticut 0.672	8. South Carolina 0.318
9. New Mexico	9. Arizona 0.649	9. Kansas 0.330
10. Minnesota	10. Washington 0.632	10. Arkansas 0.360

[daniel1212]

But it is cool that the teachers, city, etc. is all in. Passing grades have gone from 35% to 76% for minorities, detentions have gone from 1,740 to 379 in one middle school, etc.

For which atheism with its transcendent moral standard must be credited - Not!

[bramps]

Unfortunately cars in parking lots means very little. There’s often as many gods inside today’s churches as cars outside.

[Elsie]

yatahey

[Elsie]

There’s often as many gods inside today’s churches as cars outside.

GOOD!

Jesus can to heal the SICK; not the well!

[bramps]

You’ll get no argument from me on that, LC. I’m referring to the fact that many church leaders as well as their parishioners have pliably rewritten the bible to fit whatever works best in their life at the moment.

[Elsie]

So true...

Woe to those shepherds!

Jeremiah 23:1
Ezekiel 34:2