Pew Research reported today that when Americans were about their religious affiliation the largest group of people said, "none." Compared to 23% who are Catholics and 24% Evangelistic Protestants.
A dramatic increase from 2007 when 16% of America's were nones.does 46% of the nones said they do not like religious organizations.
Some of the other findings were,
Most “nones” believe in God or another higher power. But very few go to religious services regularly.
Most say religion does some harm, but many also think it does some good. They are not uniformly anti-religious.
Most “nones” reject the idea that science can explain everything. But they express more positive views of science than religiously affiliated Americans do.
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