Pew US Religious Landscape Survey

[JSojourner]

Thanks for this, Torie.  It's very useful.

I would be curious to discover what Pew does with historic peace churches.  The Amish, old order Mennonite, Evangelical Mennonite, United Brethren, Church of the Brethren, Quakers and Evangelical Friends Church come to mind.

I suspect they are broken up -- the Evangelical Mennonite and Evangelical Friends with the Evangelicals...and the rest with mainline Protestants?

And Unitarian Universalists?  Are they in the "other" category?

[JSojourner]

Thanks for this, Torie.  It's very useful.

I would be curious to discover what Pew does with historic peace churches.  The Amish, old order Mennonite, Evangelical Mennonite, United Brethren, Church of the Brethren, Quakers and Evangelical Friends Church come to mind.

I suspect they are broken up -- the Evangelical Mennonite and Evangelical Friends with the Evangelicals...and the rest with mainline Protestants?

And Unitarian Universalists?  Are they in the "other" category?

You can look it all up JS here starting on page 169. Oh, there is a nice summary page of everybody on page 217. Quakers are Mainline, Mennonites are Evangelical. Some groups like Baptists are split up, depending on the sub-brand. Unitarians are under "other."

'Tanks!