[ShintoMale]

[Gunnair]

That's insightful... or not.

[raydan]

...and the graphic doesn't represent the numbers I found.

Christianity: 2.1 billion
Islam: 1.5 billion
Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion
Hinduism: 900 million

[ShintoMale]

the graph resembles North American stats

[raydan]

ShintoMale wrote:

the graph resembles North American stats

Are they persecuted in North America?

[sandorski]

lol

[andyt]

raydan wrote:

ShintoMale wrote:

the graph resembles North American stats

Are they persecuted in North America?

Well yeah. They make them take their 10 Commandments out of public buildings, and a bunch of bike riding pinko atheists are trying to get them to take their God off their money and their pledge of allegiance. Won't even allow prayers in school.

[Mockingbird]

Not to mention removing Christ from Christmas!

[raydan]

andyt wrote:

raydan wrote:

ShintoMale wrote:

the graph resembles North American stats

Are they persecuted in North America?

Well yeah. They make them take their 10 Commandments out of public buildings, and a bunch of bike riding pinko atheists are trying to get them to take their God off their money and their pledge of allegiance. Won't even allow prayers in school.

Well if they won't, then we'll have to have selected passages of the Qur'an beside the commandments and a picture of Muhammad on the money.

[ttruscott]

ShintoMale wrote:

the graph resembles North American stats

Proof?

[andyt]

ttruscott wrote:

ShintoMale wrote:

the graph resembles North American stats

Proof?

Quote:

Main religious preferences of Americans

Christianity: (76%[4] to 82.3%[12])
Unaffiliated, including atheist or agnostic (11.6%[12] to 15% [4])
Judaism (1.2%[4] to 2.2%[12])
Islam (0.6%[12][4][6][5] to 1.6%[citation needed])
Buddhism (0.5%[4] to 0.9%[13])
Hinduism (0.4%)
Other (1.4%)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_the_United_States

Or is wiki not good enough for you? In which case how about you show figures that are substantially different by a more authoritative source.

[Pseudonym]

I was hoping to find a thread dealing with real Christian persecution, but instead I find a mockery thereof. Oh well.

[Khar]

Andy, I don't understand. Why link Wikipedia when people dispute it's usefulness if a simple google search would get you the Canadian, American (WARNING: PDF) and Mexican (WARNING: PDF) census materials in the same amount of time from the source of those statistics themselves?

For the record, the Mexican link can be summarized as "around 90% of us are catholic."

[BartSimpson]

Pseudonym wrote:

I was hoping to find a thread dealing with real Christian persecution, but instead I find a mockery thereof. Oh well.

Second that. +1

[billypilgrim]

i think it's bullshit that my club was assigned the baby-blue slice.