Atrus

Interesting that the opinions on non-religious people is a a fair bit higher than with Atheists. It looks like it's fine to believe in anything or even not care so long as you don't deny that such things exist.

Atheist:

Very Favorable :4.6%
Favorable: 29.7%
Total Favorable: 34.3%
Never heard/Can't Rate/Refused: 11.9%

Non-Religious:
Very Favorable :8.9%
Favorable: 43.3%
Total Favorable: 52.2%
Never heard/Can't Rate/Refused: 19.4%%


In fact tolerance from religions seems to be decent except when it comes to Christians who were the ones that disliked Atheists the most and Atheists who dislike Evangelical Christians the most. Why they split Catholicism and Evangelican Christian in one section and then grouped them together in the pattern analysis I don't know.

Too bad Islam isn't in its own column as I'd like to know how they compare. Sure it's all execution this or that in Islamic countries, but I'd like to see if there is a difference in their North American counter-parts or if its just like Christians in that respect. (Perhaps worse?)

the Radio Star

Yeah but I'd hate for my hypothetical great niece to be worrying about my salvation long after I'm dead. It would just be stupid. LOL, I'm worring about someone who hasn't been born yet. Of course it's also unlikely that any future relatives would bother checking out my census tallies.

EverLastingGodStopper

How on earth can anyone find out individual responses to the US Census? Do you realize that this doesn't happen?

Ok... let's just get back to the TARD Archive... and all those lovely anonymous statistics.

the Radio Star

I've heard of it happening.

EverLastingGodStopper

As they say, believe half of what you see, and none of what you hear.