Not all of the 30% of Americans who do not identify as belonging to a religious group are atheists or agnostics. In spite of their strong opposition to organized religion, 43% of the so-called “nones” claim to believe in God.
Not all of the 30% of Americans who do not identify as belonging to a religious group are atheists or agnostics. In spite of their strong opposition to organized religion, 43% of the so-called “nones” claim to believe in God.
30% of adults are listed as having no religion. Those who identify as atheists (7%), agnostics (7%), or nothing in particular (16%) are included in this group, known as nones. 64 percent of those surveyed said they were members of a Christian tradition, including Protestants (25%) and Catholics (19%), as well as “just Christians” (18%), Mormons (1%), and Orthodox (less than 1%).
Buddhist, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, and something else (2% each) were additional groupings.
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