Childhood Faith & Current Faith. UK vs. US

[John Dibble]

The fact that more "None" are ex-Catholics than those raised "none" might be the most interesting. And people think there is no issues with Catholicism.

You're just trying to confirm your own bias here. It may just be that modern Catholics merely place less social pressure on people to prevent them from changing when they want to or are less inclined towards significant efforts at childhood indoctrination, which in my book are good things.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

What does everyone think such a chart would look like for Canada?

I'm guessing largely the same, just with more mainlines than evangelicals and very few black Protestants.

[Hatman 🍁]

What does everyone think such a chart would look like for Canada?

I'm guessing largely the same, just with more mainlines than evangelicals and very few black Protestants.

Lots of mainline prods going non religious. Most of the papists still identify as such, even though they never attend services.

[Linus Van Pelt]

What does everyone think such a chart would look like for Canada?

I'm guessing largely the same, just with more mainlines than evangelicals and very few black Protestants.

Lots of mainline prods going non religious. Most of the papists still identify as such, even though they never attend services.

It's funny, I would have assumed basically the same for the U.S. (though obviously more evangelicals); I was surprised how much "none" draws from Catholic and Evangelical relative to Mainline in the chart.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The US doesn't have Quebec.

[??????????]

The US doesn't have Quebec.

Yet.

[Smid]

I like how NO ONE leaves "black protestant"

Just taking another look at that chart and I notice that current "None" has a slight gap on the right-hand side, and raised "Black Protestant" has a gap on the left-hand side. I'm wondering if there's a thread there that was mistakenly left out?