"Also, while I would have expected some negativity toward Christian faith,
the negative

side of the ledger, close to a third, is pretty bad. How come?"

 

My guess is that the large non-religious segment of our US population has a
negative view of Christianity because of the disproportionate vigor of the
politically-vocal religious right.  The false association with broad-based
Christianity and abortion clinic bombers probably skews the poll.

 

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From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Monday, January 25, 2010 9:32 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [RC] US public opinion of 4 major religions

 

 

New Gallup Poll

Dark shades of green = unfavorable opinion

Light shades of green = favorable opinion



 

 

My question is , why the mixed and somewhat negative views of Buddhism and
Judaism ?

Also, while I would have expected some negativity toward Christian faith,
the negative

side of the ledger, close to a third, is pretty bad. How come ?

 

Public opinion of Islam is about where I would have supposed it would be.
Even better

( that is, more negative ) than  I might have hoped.

 

Big failing with the poll, why no evaluation of Hinduism ?   I mean, it is
the third largest

religion in he world.

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