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You don't need to be an evangelical, and certainly not a white evangelical, for religion to pop up in your conversations. Big cities are quite secular, but that
by ethanbond 5y ago
You don't need to be an evangelical, and certainly not a white evangelical, for religion to pop up in your conversations. Big cities are quite secular, but that's pretty much it... This is also one of those figures where the area-versus-population thing in the US matters a lot. In the vast majority of the land in the US, I'd agree that religion pops up in a huge share of conversations, but this does not imply that it appears in the vast majority of conversations in the US.
- olsonjeffery 5y agoGoalpost, move thyself! Nobody was talking about land vs people until you brought it up. I personally am not pursuaded.
- ethanbond 5y ago> Yep! Now, I've primarily been travelling to Texas, Kentucky and Ohio. This is land^ “The US” is also land. It’s not moving goalposts to acknowledge that you two may be talking past each other based on this ambiguity :)