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    Die häufigste Religion in jedem US-Bundesstaat


    Die häufigste Religion in jedem US-Bundesstaat

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    2. Roughneck16 on

      I think this is the most common religion *among people who have one*.

    3. IllustriousDudeIDK on

      Interesting fact: Baptists have one of the most polarized voting because most White and Black Southerners are Baptists.

    4. MagnarOfWinterfell on

      What’s up with Eastern Orthodox in Alaska? Is it from Russian missionaries from back in the day?

    7. Roughneck16 on

      Some observations:

      * The Reformed pockets in western Michigan and northwestern Iowa are insular Dutch American communities. Dordt University in Iowa, as well as Hope College and Calvin University in Michigan are bastions of Reformed theology and social life. Rep. Randy Feenstra (R-IA) and Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI) are part of these communities.
      * Latter-day Saints dominate Utah and the upper Snake River area of Eastern Idaho, but that also have colonies (dating back from the late 1800s) all over the American West. For example, Navajo County is the home of Snowflake, Taylor, and Joseph City (all named for LDS leaders) and Safford County is home to Safford, Thatcher, and Pima which are insular LDS communities.
      * West Virginia has many Methodist congregations as traveling Methodist preachers established congregations in remote Appalachian communities in the mid-to-late 1800s.
      * Immigrants from Sweden and Norway established communities in the Upper Midwest (mostly Swedes in Minnesota and mostly Norwegians in North Dakota.) They brought their traditions and Lutheran Faith with them.

    8. TruthatMallCosts on

      This helps to explain the homogeneous culture of the PNW, and why woke residents can’t see their lack of diversity for themselves. Literally every group there has the casual, embracing, slogan; Kindness is Cool.

    10. Astronomer_Even on

      Please do one that’s shows the most atheist counties. Asking for a friend.

    11. Deinococcaceae on

      Baptist counties feel like a great proxy for the cultural South

    12. Alt-t0ad on

      Where are the other religions outside of Christianity? No Islam? Judaism? Hinduism? Would be cool to see what place has the most atheists..

    13. maceilean on

      This data is from before the Methodist schism. It would probably look a lot different now.

    15. mwhn on

      those catholic areas are actually non religious but attract lots from south border and wherever

    17. tralalaboem on

      Interesting, but why are the Jews ommitted? They make up a sizable part of the inhabitants of New York.

    20. Malzair on

      Are Utah, New Jersey and New England minus Maine the only states with only a single religion winning every county or did I miss one?

    21. pcetcedce on

      Interesting observation for you all is the big pink rectangle in Maine is because they’re literally are no people there.

    27. nicolaj_kercher on

      What is so compelling about the baptist faith that causes all other faiths to shrink?

    28. Purple-Display-5233 on

      Where the Jews at? Or right, they make up only 2.4% of the U.S. population. Not sure how people receive them as a threat 🤔

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