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rurallib

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3. as you say, it would be one of many criteria

Reply to Hokie (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 13, 2017, 08:04 PM

Jul 2017

but the predominance of religion in an area could sure be a major reason not to move to a town.

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The Countrys Most Post-Christian Cities Are Also the Places You Want to Live [View all] NeoGreen Jul 2017 OP

As an atheist would you actually choose a place to live based on this criteria? Hokie Jul 2017 #1

as you say, it would be one of many criteria rurallib Jul 2017 #3

That list actually defines evangelical fundamentalism as "Christianity" DBoon Jul 2017 #2

"never made a commitment to Jesus" wonder how far back they go? rurallib Jul 2017 #4

Farther down the list there are some cities around us. progressoid Jul 2017 #7

looked for a full list and couldn't find one - thanks much rurallib Jul 2017 #8

I'm embarrassed to say I scored only 15/16. Jim Lane Jul 2017 #5

Think of it as "Jesus as written" Lordquinton Jul 2017 #6

Auburn, ME but not Lewiston, ME ? eppur_se_muova Jul 2017 #9

Portland(ia), OR is less "post-Christian" than Omaha, NE? funflower Aug 2017 #10

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