Index of religiosity, by state

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Index of religiosity, by state Low Medium High Total United States 19 26 55=100 Alabama 7 16 77 Alaska 28 27 45 Arizona 21 26 53 Arkansas 12 19 70 California 24 27 49 Colorado 24 29 47 Connecticut 25 32 43 Delaware 22 27 52 District of Columbia 25 22 53 Florida 19 27 54 Georgia 13 21 66 Hawaii 25 28 47 Idaho 25 23 51 Illinois 19 30 51 Indiana 18 28 54 Iowa 19 26 55 Kansas 18 27 55 Kentucky 13 24 63 Louisiana 9 20 71 Maine 34 32 34 Maryland 22 23 54 Massachusetts 38 29 33 Michigan 20 27 53 Minnesota 25 27 49 Mississippi 7 16 77 Missouri 14 25 60 Montana 22 31 48 Nebraska 17 29 54 Nevada 23 28 49 New Hampshire 36 31 33 New Jersey 18 26 55 New Mexico 21 22 57 New York 24 30 46 North Carolina 14 21 65 North Dakota 20 27 53 Ohio 15 27 58 Oklahoma 11 23 66 Oregon 29 23 48 Pennsylvania 20 27 53 Rhode Island 21 30 49 South Carolina 12 18 70 South Dakota 15 27 59 Tennessee 9 18 73 Texas 13 23 64 Utah 24 12 64 Vermont 41 26 34 Virginia 16 23 61 Washington 30 25 45 West Virginia 12 19 69 Wisconsin 22 33 45 Wyoming 20 27 54 Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study, conducted June 4-Sept. 30, 2014. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding. The index is created by combining four individual measures of religious observance - self-assessment of religion s importance in one s life, religious attendance, frequency of prayer, and belief in God. Respondents are assigned a score of 1 on each of the four measures on which they exhibit a high level of religious observance, a score of 0 on each of the measures on which they exhibit a medium level of religious observance, and a score of -1 on each measure on which they exhibit a low level of religious observance. High religious observance is defined as saying religion is very important in one s life, attending religious services at least once a week, praying at least once a day, and believing in God with absolute certainty. Medium religious observance is defined as saying religion is somewhat important in one's life, attending religious services once or twice a month or a few times a year, praying between a few times a week and a few times a month, and believing in God with less than absolute certainty. Respondents are also assigned a medium score on any questions they declined to answer. Low religious observance is defined as saying that religion is "not too" or "not at all" important in one's life, seldom or never attending religious services, seldom or never praying, and saying that one does not believe in God. The scores for each of these four individual items are then summed; respondents who score a 2 or higher are categorized as "high" on the scale (i.e. they are "highly religious"), those who score between -1 and 1 are categorized as "medium" on the scale, and those scoring -2 and below are categorized as "low" on the scale. Cronbach's alpha for the scale is.851 and is not improved if any variable is deleted from the scale.

Attendance at religious services by state % who say they attend religious services Weekly or more Monthly/ yearly Seldom/ never Don't know Total United States 36 33 30 1=100 Alabama 51 33 16 1 Alaska 30 34 36 * Arizona 34 32 33 1 Arkansas 41 32 26 * California 31 35 34 * Colorado 30 31 38 * Connecticut 28 37 35 * Delaware 34 31 34 2 District of Columbia 28 33 37 1 Florida 35 33 31 1 Georgia 42 34 24 1 Hawaii 28 38 34 * Idaho 35 28 37 1 Illinois 34 33 32 1 Indiana 37 32 30 1 Iowa 36 33 30 * Kansas 37 35 28 0 Kentucky 39 31 29 1 Louisiana 46 33 21 * Maine 22 30 47 1 Maryland 31 36 32 * Massachusetts 23 33 45 * Michigan 33 35 32 * Minnesota 34 36 29 * Mississippi 49 33 18 1 Missouri 37 34 28 1 Montana 31 31 38 0 Nebraska 39 32 29 * Nevada 31 35 33 * New Hampshire 22 26 51 1 New Jersey 35 38 27 1 New Mexico 36 31 33 * New York 29 34 36 1 North Carolina 39 36 24 1 North Dakota 33 33 33 * Ohio 38 32 30 * Oklahoma 43 32 25 0 Oregon 29 33 37 1 Pennsylvania 34 35 31 1 Rhode Island 36 28 35 2 South Carolina 47 31 21 1 South Dakota 36 37 27 * Tennessee 51 24 24 1 Texas 42 33 25 1 Utah 53 19 28 1 Vermont 21 32 47 * Virginia 44 32 24 * Washington 30 32 38 1 West Virginia 46 31 22 1 Wisconsin 27 41 31 1 Wyoming 38 28 32 1 Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study, conducted June 4-Sept. 30, 2014. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Frequency of prayer by state % who say they pray Daily Weekly/ monthly Seldom/ never Don't know Total United States 55 21 23 1=100 Alabama 73 15 11 1 Alaska 49 20 30 1 Arizona 55 21 23 * Arkansas 65 20 14 2 California 51 20 28 1 Colorado 50 20 28 2 Connecticut 47 26 26 1 Delaware 49 23 26 3 District of Columbia 51 23 25 1 Florida 56 20 22 1 Georgia 64 18 16 1 Hawaii 52 17 29 1 Idaho 50 19 30 1 Illinois 51 25 23 1 Indiana 52 25 22 1 Iowa 50 27 23 1 Kansas 53 27 19 * Kentucky 63 17 20 * Louisiana 68 17 15 * Maine 35 23 40 1 Maryland 51 23 25 1 Massachusetts 37 22 40 1 Michigan 53 23 23 1 Minnesota 47 24 29 * Mississippi 75 15 8 1 Missouri 59 21 19 1 Montana 51 26 22 1 Nebraska 52 29 18 1 Nevada 48 22 29 * New Hampshire 36 26 36 2 New Jersey 53 23 22 1 New Mexico 55 19 25 1 New York 48 22 29 1 North Carolina 66 18 15 1 North Dakota 51 27 22 * Ohio 57 23 19 1 Oklahoma 65 20 14 * Oregon 45 21 33 * Pennsylvania 54 22 23 * Rhode Island 48 26 26 * South Carolina 66 19 14 2 South Dakota 56 26 18 * Tennessee 70 19 10 1 Texas 63 20 17 1 Utah 61 15 23 1 Vermont 33 23 44 1 Virginia 60 20 19 1 Washington 46 21 32 1 West Virginia 68 17 15 * Wisconsin 46 27 25 2 Wyoming 53 26 20 1 Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study, conducted June 4-Sept. 30, 2014. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Importance of religion by state % who say religion is in their lives Very important Somewhat important Not too/not at all important Don't know Total United States 53 24 22 1=100 Alabama 77 13 10 * Alaska 41 29 30 1 Arizona 51 24 24 1 Arkansas 70 16 13 1 California 47 26 27 1 Colorado 47 28 25 1 Connecticut 42 27 31 * Delaware 46 31 21 1 District of Columbia 50 21 29 1 Florida 53 25 22 1 Georgia 64 20 15 1 Hawaii 44 32 24 1 Idaho 51 25 25 0 Illinois 50 27 23 * Indiana 53 25 21 1 Iowa 53 26 21 * Kansas 50 29 21 1 Kentucky 63 23 14 * Louisiana 71 19 10 * Maine 34 29 36 1 Maryland 50 25 24 1 Massachusetts 33 30 36 1 Michigan 50 27 22 1 Minnesota 46 28 26 1 Mississippi 74 15 10 1 Missouri 56 26 17 1 Montana 44 25 30 1 Nebraska 54 25 20 1 Nevada 44 29 26 1 New Hampshire 33 27 39 1 New Jersey 50 28 21 1 New Mexico 59 20 20 1 New York 45 27 27 1 North Carolina 62 22 16 1 North Dakota 53 23 24 * Ohio 56 25 19 1 Oklahoma 64 23 13 1 Oregon 45 25 29 1 Pennsylvania 51 26 23 1 Rhode Island 48 25 27 0 South Carolina 69 16 14 1 South Dakota 57 24 18 * Tennessee 71 18 11 1 Texas 63 23 14 * Utah 58 15 24 2 Vermont 32 25 43 1 Virginia 60 21 18 1 Washington 44 23 33 1 West Virginia 64 22 12 2 Wisconsin 44 31 24 1 Wyoming 49 28 22 * Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study, conducted June 4-Sept. 30, 2014. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Belief in God by state % who Believe in God, absolutely certain Believe in God, less certain Don't believe in God Other/don't know Total United States 63 26 9 2=100 Alabama 82 14 2 2 Alaska 55 31 12 3 Arizona 62 26 10 2 Arkansas 77 17 4 1 California 54 32 12 2 Colorado 55 31 10 3 Connecticut 54 31 12 3 Delaware 61 30 7 2 District of Columbia 55 28 14 3 Florida 64 24 10 2 Georgia 74 18 6 2 Hawaii 62 27 9 2 Idaho 62 24 11 3 Illinois 61 28 9 3 Indiana 63 25 10 2 Iowa 66 23 9 2 Kansas 66 25 7 2 Kentucky 75 15 8 2 Louisiana 75 17 6 1 Maine 48 34 16 2 Maryland 64 22 10 4 Massachusetts 40 38 18 4 Michigan 63 26 9 2 Minnesota 56 31 9 4 Mississippi 82 13 4 1 Missouri 70 23 6 1 Montana 64 27 8 1 Nebraska 66 23 9 2 Nevada 59 26 12 2 New Hampshire 43 35 16 6 New Jersey 60 30 8 2 New Mexico 63 25 11 2 New York 56 29 12 3 North Carolina 73 18 7 1 North Dakota 64 26 8 2 Ohio 67 24 7 2 Oklahoma 71 21 6 1 Oregon 57 26 13 4 Pennsylvania 61 27 10 2 Rhode Island 60 23 11 5 South Carolina 74 19 5 2 South Dakota 69 23 7 * Tennessee 78 18 3 1 Texas 69 24 6 1 Utah 61 29 8 2 Vermont 41 32 21 6 Virginia 67 23 8 2 Washington 55 30 13 2 West Virginia 77 16 5 2 Wisconsin 56 30 12 2 Wyoming 66 24 6 4 Source: 2014 Religious Landscape Study, conducted June 4-Sept. 30, 2014. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding.

Sample sizes and margins of error for each state Sample size Margin of error Total United States 35,071 +/-0.6 percentage points Alabama 511 +/-5.4 percentage points Alaska 310 +/-6.9 percentage points Arizona 653 +/-4.7 percentage points Arkansas 311 +/-6.6 percentage points California 3,697 +/-2.0 percentage points Colorado 504 +/-5.2 percentage points Connecticut 377 +/-6.1 percentage points Delaware 301 +/-7.3 percentage points District of Columbia 303 +/-7.2 percentage points Florida 2,020 +/-2.5 percentage points Georgia 968 +/-3.6 percentage points Hawaii 312 +/-7.4 percentage points Idaho 320 +/-6.6 percentage points Illinois 1,326 +/-3.1 percentage points Indiana 654 +/-4.6 percentage points Iowa 330 +/-6.4 percentage points Kansas 307 +/-6.7 percentage points Kentucky 439 +/-5.7 percentage points Louisiana 465 +/-5.3 percentage points Maine 303 +/-7.0 percentage points Maryland 644 +/-4.9 percentage points Massachusetts 704 +/-4.5 percentage points Michigan 982 +/-3.6 percentage points Minnesota 563 +/-4.9 percentage points Mississippi 309 +/-6.3 percentage points Missouri 642 +/-4.4 percentage points Montana 312 +/-6.9 percentage points Nebraska 312 +/-6.5 percentage points Nevada 314 +/-6.7 percentage points New Hampshire 303 +/-7.1 percentage points New Jersey 886 +/-4.0 percentage points New Mexico 312 +/-7.2 percentage points New York 1,966 +/-2.6 percentage points North Carolina 1,022 +/-3.7 percentage points North Dakota 338 +/-6.6 percentage points Ohio 1,132 +/-3.4 percentage points Oklahoma 391 +/-5.9 percentage points Oregon 419 +/-5.8 percentage points Pennsylvania 1,366 +/-3.1 percentage points Rhode Island 305 +/-8.5 percentage points South Carolina 495 +/-5.1 percentage points South Dakota 305 +/-7.1 percentage points Tennessee 661 +/-4.8 percentage points Texas 2,535 +/-2.2 percentage points Utah 315 +/-7.1 percentage points Vermont 306 +/-6.8 percentage points Virginia 882 +/-4.1 percentage points Washington 714 +/-4.3 percentage points West Virginia 309 +/-6.7 percentage points Wisconsin 600 +/-4.7 percentage points Wyoming 316 +/-6.9 percentage points