What we believe in Illinois
From a map created by USA Today. More detailed breakdowns can be found at American Ethnic Geography.
(via Hullabaloo and BoingBoing)
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Very interesting. Who would have thought there were so many that self-select as “no religion?”
Also, as an aside, from what I can tell, the Mormons are trying to make inroads: seems that several times a week I see two or three young guys with the de rigeur white, short-sleeved dress shirt and dark necktie making the rounds on their mountain bikes.
Add that up and it makes up 100% of confused people.