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Religion

TlalocW

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2. More actually

Reply to edhopper (Reply #1)

Sat Dec 3, 2022, 01:44 PM

Dec 2022

I think in 2014, Nones, Catholics, and Evangelicals were all at 21% of the population. Nones are at 27% now while the other two are still at 21% each.

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I guess it depends on the survey edhopper Dec 2022 #3

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