Posted on 08/05/2009 8:51:07 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
his list is based on responses to a Gallup Poll that asked a cross-section of Americans if religion is an important part of their lives.
1. Mississippi 85%
2. Alabama 82%
3. South Carolina 80%
4. Tennessee 79%
5. Louisiana 78%
6. Arkansas 78%
7. Georgia 76%
8. North Carolina 76%
9. Oklahoma 75%
10. Kentucky & Texas (tie) 74%
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I use to travel to Utah quite frequently on business and I came away concluding that the heavy-handedness of the Mormons drove many non Mormons away all religions.
Come on down!
Great list. Thanks.
I expected Oregon to be in there. Thanks for that list too.
Those states are more likely to vote for the Republican candidate in elections when there is a Republican candidate.
It's a good thing no Black people (who are made up of 100% Profound Left Wing Evolutionist Intellectuals) live in the South, or they'd feel so out of place and oppressed by all those ignorant, superstitious, Bible-thumping rednecks! [/sarcasm]
I concede McCain was Rino, but Sarah Palin was fantastic. But to vote for someone as radical and far left as BHO is just beyond the pale and shocking to say the least.
There was no valid reason for voting for BHO unless you wanted to radically change America.
Its ironic that a lot of these states were founded by RELIGIOUS people. Especially the Pilgrims.
The Professional Confederates and other Puritan-haters claim that Ted Kennedy is the natural end result of New England Puritanism.
Looks like the farmland north of Mexican Hat.
I don’t know of any Republicans who voted for the Zero, but McCain sure didn’t do much to excite any of us to drive into town to vote for him.
Just south of Orderville on Highway 89 towards the junction of the Route 9 to Zion National Park.
That’s all rocks!
(’til ya get to Goblin Valley!)
Well; there IS some farming at the little town with the Hole-in-the-rock gas station.
....Look away.....Look away.....Look away... Dixie Land
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