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Protestants and Catholics: Who are more right-wing (in the US) on average? (search mode)

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Protestants and Catholics: Who are more right-wing (in the US) on average?

#1 Protestants		32 (94.1%)
#2 Catholics		2 (5.9%)

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Topic: Protestants and Catholics: Who are more right-wing (in the US) on average? (Read 4177 times)

patrick1
Junior Chimp

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Re: Protestants and Catholics: Who are more right-wing (in the US) on average?

« on: May 21, 2012, 04:44:03 PM »

This probably belongs in the demographics section, no?

There are tens of thousands of Protestant denom. so there is so much variance. However, it looks to me like the growth has been on the more conservative branches. Many of the more staid and liberal branches are wilting.

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patrick1
Junior Chimp

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Re: Protestants and Catholics: Who are more right-wing (in the US) on average?

« Reply #1 on: May 22, 2012, 01:04:42 AM »

BRTD, you are doing that thing again where you extrapolate overall truth from your personal life.

Despite your experience, the fastest growing churches are of the mega variety. Many of them are non dom and do not align with any particular body but the vast majority are pretty conservative.

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