-> On 30 Apr 09  13:56:29, Ed Hulett got back to Ross Sauer 
-> Re: "Good Christians"

 RS> White evangelical Protestants were the religious group most likely to say
 RS> torture is often or sometimes justified -- more than 6 in 10 supported it.
 RS> People unaffiliated with any religious organization were least likely to
 RS> back it. Only 4 in 10 of them did.
 
 RS> http://tinyurl.com/cjtpzx

 EH> Now, for the rest of the story:

 EH> "The analysis is based on a Pew Research Center survey of 742 American
 EH> adults conducted April 14-21. It did not include analysis of groups
 
 EH> other than white evangelicals, white non-Hispanic Catholics, white
 xx> ^^^^^^^^^^
 EH> mainline Protestants, and the religiously unaffiliated, because the
 EH> sample size was too small." 



 EH> How convenient of you to leave off the last paragraph.

Do you any idea as to what you wrote and how wrong your analysis is?  

All it means is that there was enough data to show those relationships 
with ALL of those groups MENTIONED.  Groups that WERE NOT mentioned 
lacked a sufficient data to draw similar citings.  

A rough guess:  Groups with numbers under about 15% in the total 
population were not individualy analyzed.  Your cult isn't large 
enough to have been cited separately.  



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