[BelegStrongbow]

Not much bandwidth at the site.

That said, there was exactly one question about Catholicism per se. There were two questions about Supreme Court decisions about what of the Bible can be read or prayers allowed in public schools. Several questions about Hinduism, etc, mean that those who are wandering for quick answers to tricky questions are going to be familiar with such answers. They won’t know the deeper questions, none of which occur in this poll.

Then the poll blew up as I answered #15 correctly. I got them all which must mean I must be one of those High Atheists.

Contrariwise, I am an Orthodox Anglican priest.

[Vigilanteman]

This is akin to the language observation which states that native English speakers are less likely to speak other languages than, say, native Dutch speakers. An illogical conclusion to that fact is that native English speakers are somehow ethnocentric and not interested in the outside world.

Of course, while the observation is true, the conclusion is dubious. A native English speaker can conduct business in his native language with probably 40% of the world's population, including the vast majority for whom English is a second language. This is particularly true if he is buying, not selling.

OTOH, the native Dutch speaker's options would be severely limited.

It would be interesting if this survey included Muslims from third world countries, not just the educated elite from our country. I would bet they would rank near the bottom.