SF only number 4? I guess the LDS population tones down the “Secular Progressives” that infest the area to some extent.
Who keeps asking those questions on which state is most or least religious? There seems to be a new spin on this topic every two weeks, and a new survey to promote the spin. Expressed religiousity or degree of faith doesn’t always tell the whole story. Some have: never spoken aloud about their faith or lack thereof. This is how they were raised, keeping their love of The Lord as a private matter, nothing that needs defending.
Providence, Rhode Island is a leftist shit-hole on any survey. Once a great city with a good university, Brown, it has now become the craphole of leftist thinking and Brown is a disgrace, just as Brandeis has become.
Short of another “perfect storm” and “Sandy Hook storm” combined, they will remain that way.
I have relatives there and they are so far left (in a polite way), that they don’t know WTF is going on in the real world (and one is a professor, now retired).
Add to this mix Bridgeport, Rh. Island, Burlington, Vt. and possibly Bangor, Maine. Massachusetts can be Neutron-bombed at Cambridge and Boston, (i.e. the Red Triangle). I understand that some of the western part of the state is still loyal to the U.S. as rumored have it.
IT was the Bible that brought the Pilgrims and other refugees from British tyranny to our shores. Now it is Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, and The Thoughts of Chairman Obama that are read and worshipped.
Now you know what is wrong with the Democratic parts of the US.
Notice how these cities divide along the Old Surveyor’s Line.
Nana’s corner of the country...
Yeppers we’uns read the Bible here...
I have hidden Your Word in my heart that I might not sin against You. Psalm 119:11
Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path. Psalm 119:105
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