Quite puzzling finally is the denomination labelling itself as Christian, dominating in central Illinois and Indiana. I thought they all were. Christian, that is
Campbellite restorationist would be my guess.
Thee are several "denominations" that use this name.
Article said: Most of the other counties have Catholics as the most numerous congregation, leading to a somewhat misleading map. Catholicism very often is the biggest denomination by default, owing to the fact that their institutional unity boosts market share but at the same time masks differences between different wings of the Roman church that are as great as between denominations of Protestantism that have separated over theological differences.
Um...that’s BS.
I see small islands of Lutherans in the South. These are the places that you will find the best coffee before and after services.
It is a well known fact that Lutherans have the best coffee.
The map is from 2000 is there a 2007/2008 ? Thanks!
Hurray for orange and yellow! I’m shocked how little there is of orange and yellow, and how much red there is. I’m not sure I know what “reformed” is. But there sure is alot of that too.
Religious Adherents
Church Bodies
Catholic
Baptist
Methodist
Lutheran
Lutheran Groups
ELCA
LCMS
WELS
Jewish
Pentecostal
Latter-Day Saints (Mormon)
Christian Presbyterian Episcopal United Church of Christ Muslim Eastern Orthodox Church of the Nazarene Reformed Mennonite Amish Unitarian Congregational Friends (Quaker) |
And the most important map of them all:
US Counties With High Percentages of Unclaimed/Unchurched (sorry pdf file only)
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