Black Spirituality Religion : The Most Religious US State Is ...

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

In the Spirit of Sankofa,

Top 10 most religious states​

• Mississippi: 61 percent are very religious​
• Utah: 60 percent​
• Alabama: 57 percent​
• Louisiana: 56 percent​
• South Carolina: 54 percent​
• Tennessee: 54 percent​
• Georgia: 52 percent​
• Arkansas: 51 percent​
• North Carolina: 50 percent​
• Oklahoma: 49 percent​
• Kentucky: 49 percent​

The Most Religious US State Is ...
Once again, Mississippi reigns as the most religious U.S. state, with 61 percent of its residents classified as "very religious," according to the results of a Gallup survey released Monday (Feb. 3).

In contrast, only 22 percent of people in Vermont ranked just as devout, and the Green Mountain state held onto its title as "least religious."

http://news.yahoo.com/most-religious-us-state-234257565.html

 

[Keita Kenyatta]

In the Spirit of Sankofa,

Top 10 most religious states​

• Mississippi: 61 percent are very religious​
• Utah: 60 percent​
• Alabama: 57 percent​
• Louisiana: 56 percent​
• South Carolina: 54 percent​
• Tennessee: 54 percent​
• Georgia: 52 percent​
• Arkansas: 51 percent​
• North Carolina: 50 percent​
• Oklahoma: 49 percent​
• Kentucky: 49 percent​

The Most Religious US State Is ...
Once again, Mississippi reigns as the most religious U.S. state, with 61 percent of its residents classified as "very religious," according to the results of a Gallup survey released Monday (Feb. 3).

In contrast, only 22 percent of people in Vermont ranked just as devout, and the Green Mountain state held onto its title as "least religious."

http://news.yahoo.com/most-religious-us-state-234257565.html

This list is quite impressive when I think of our oppression, slavery and the imposition of religion on us.

 

[Fine1952]

Yes, the bible belt. U are sooo right <<<massa did an excellent job of indoctrination.

This list is quite impressive when I think of our oppression, slavery and the imposition of religion on us.

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

This list is quite impressive when I think of our oppression, slavery and the imposition of religion on us.

True indeed, but the absence of Texas ranking high on the list somewhat surprised me.

 

[Corvo]

It's interesting that the list is also in line with the most backward of states.