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Re: Study: Young Americans less religious than their parents lyringlas Send a noteboard - 19/02/2010 05:45:41 AM
I thought this was a pretty interesting article that confirmed some suspicions that the whole atheist/agnostic/unaffiliated thing is becoming a bit more widespread. It should be interesting to see if things keep moving in this direction or if there is eventually a "revival" of religions in the country at some point.


Let's pray to the gods that that doesn't happen, as I will have to become an expat if Ohio becomes any more religious. :)
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Study: Young Americans less religious than their parents Brian - 19/02/2010 03:41:04 AM 948 Views
Re: Study: Young Americans less religious than their parents lyringlas - 19/02/2010 05:45:41 AM 428 Views
Heh...praying that an area doesn't become more religious. *NM* Brian - 19/02/2010 06:25:54 AM 186 Views
the irony in seeing only Christianity as religious, yet praying to "the gods" Apsalar Shadowdancer - 19/02/2010 12:32:49 PM 521 Views
....I hope you realize that I was joking. *NM* lyringlas - 19/02/2010 07:49:09 PM 181 Views
Yeah, I'd say that fits in with my observations beetnemesis - 19/02/2010 06:56:26 AM 411 Views
it's probably a culture thing LadyLorraine - 19/02/2010 02:25:15 PM 386 Views
lol, it's only fish on Fridays during Lent (no meat). Lupine - 19/02/2010 05:56:34 PM 436 Views
Doh, that's what I meant beetnemesis - 19/02/2010 07:03:52 PM 463 Views
I find that very unsurprising. nossy - 19/02/2010 12:48:38 PM 457 Views
Re: I find that very unsurprising. Macharius - 19/02/2010 01:52:01 PM 475 Views
Study: Parents think kids music is crap. Also, sun to rise in east for a change. Cannoli - 19/02/2010 02:39:45 PM 507 Views
Re: Study: Parents think kids music is crap. Also, sun to rise in east for a change. lyringlas - 19/02/2010 07:52:47 PM 427 Views
Oh, good. *NM* jh - 19/02/2010 03:17:03 PM 170 Views
These things are often cyclical. Dannymac - 19/02/2010 06:00:29 PM 398 Views
Re: These things are often cyclical. lyringlas - 19/02/2010 07:55:33 PM 397 Views
There was a(t least one) large wotmania thread on it. Joel - 01/03/2010 02:30:44 AM 430 Views
hardly surprising with a pop culture that attacks and ridicules religious thoughts and values random thoughts - 19/02/2010 08:20:35 PM 424 Views
Re: hardly surprising with a pop culture that attacks and ridicules religious thoughts and values lyringlas - 19/02/2010 08:44:16 PM 418 Views
horseshit random thoughts - 19/02/2010 09:16:40 PM 495 Views
Agreed Brian - 19/02/2010 09:30:39 PM 414 Views
Re: Agreed lyringlas - 19/02/2010 09:38:46 PM 373 Views
Re: horseshit lyringlas - 19/02/2010 09:35:48 PM 446 Views
(that last bit was supposed to be taken as ridiculous, and not an offensive statement towards you) lyringlas - 19/02/2010 09:37:11 PM 442 Views
doesn't offend me, I am agnostic random thoughts - 22/02/2010 06:50:41 PM 430 Views
Re: horseshit Ghavrel - 21/02/2010 08:11:49 PM 358 Views
Yeah, not everyone's faith has rollover points. Some people have Verizon or Sprint religions. Brian - 21/02/2010 10:02:43 PM 410 Views
Re: lyringlas - 21/02/2010 11:26:41 PM 395 Views
Oh, I wasn't refering to you saying rollover points Brian - 22/02/2010 12:01:52 AM 400 Views
I don't think a moral compass is the sole benefit of religion random thoughts - 22/02/2010 07:13:08 PM 382 Views
Re: I don't think a moral compass is the sole benefit of religion lyringlas - 22/02/2010 07:29:22 PM 447 Views
This is a radically different view of Christianity than "rollover points. " Joel - 01/03/2010 02:42:49 AM 579 Views
Re: Study: Young Americans less religious than their parents lyringlas - 21/02/2010 11:29:56 PM 477 Views
Organized religion is oxymoronic in many ways. Joel - 01/03/2010 03:06:18 AM 559 Views
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