Re: .com/religion

Well, I took it too, and got:

Top Five:

1.  Eastern Orthodox (94%)
2.  Roman Catholic (94%)
3.  Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (90%)
4.  Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (87%)
5.  Jehovah's Witness (78%)

Bottom Five:

23.  Neo-Pagan (16%)
24.  Atheists and Agnostics (15%)
25.  New Age (10%)
26.  Secular Humanism (10%)
27.  Taoism (7%)

Which isn't all that surprising; even the fact that both Eastern Orthodox
and Roman Catholic have 94% doesn't surprise me - I regularly go to
Midnight Mass on Christmas at the Hungarian Catholic church, then on
Epiphany to the Serbian Orthodox church, and same thing for Easter. Apart
from that the only time I go to church though is on my Name Day (January
24th, feast of St. Francis de Sales) to the Catholic Church, and on my
grandmother's family's Slava (patron saint's day, January 27th, Slava of
Saint Sava) to the Orthodox Church. As you can see I do most of my
churchgoing in January =).

----ferko

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