Interesting little graph.

This graph is obviously more than a protestant Christian assessment. This calculation includes many different religions including Buddhist, Catholic, Mormon, and others.

Anything surprise you? What about your personal city? Is there a trend that is surprising? I can't help but notice the lack of "religious" people along the central/northern west coast. In three of the "fastest cities" in the country, there is less than 35.1% religious adherence in Seattle, Portland, and San Francisco. Interesting.

How do you feel after reading this graph? Is religious adherence a positive thing? Can it be a negative thing? Do you get excited about this graph's reflection on your area? Does this graph even matter or does it lack sufficient data?

Graphs make me smile.