> Who are the two percent of people responding to this survey who have no religion and pray every day? Nothing in particular is very different than being athei

> Who are the two percent of people responding to this survey who have no religion and pray every day? Nothing in particular is very different than being atheist/agnostic. In general they are dissatisfied with organized religion or believe it is actually evil. I know several people who would describe themselves as "christian" but left the Catholic Church during the paedophilia scandal and, hence, would describe themselves as "nothing in particular". Some of them see "The Church" as evil now. I also know people who firmly believe there is a higher power guiding the world but don't have a particular god in mind. I also know quite a few people who believe in a Christian God but find all of the organized religions very unpalatable and hypocritical.