Some weird data about what we think

I'll preface this with saying I'm kind of [CRC] at the moment. Looking over this document, I can't help but notice some awesome stuff. To whit, in 1962 78 percent of Americans reported never having a religious experience, while in 2009 49 precent reported never having a religious experience. The flip sign of this has grown as well. In 1962 22 percent of Americans believed they had had a religious experience, now in 2009 48 percent of them do.


Shouldn't the iron cage be taking care of this crap? Argh! To be fair, there are any number of explanations for this, it's just depressing that the number of people who have been around ghosts has increased in the past decade. Guess the ghosts are getting better marketing these days.


Ill trees bear ill fruit.