Sacrebleu! the French don’t.

I would have thought the Brits or Scandinavians would have beat out the frogs at athesim.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/politics/polls/wat/archive/wat042400.htm

A 2004 says 92 percent believe in God.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,99945,00.html

A 2007 poll puts the number at 91 percent

http://www.christianpost.com/article/20070402/26658_Poll:_9_of_10_Americans_Believe_in_God%3B_Nearly_Half_Rejects_Evolution.htm

And, in 2007, more Americans said they believe in the devil than Darwin.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/lifestyleMolt/idUKN2922875820071129?sp=true

(Phreedm: Please respond with answers or admit you don’t know the answers.)

The Genesis creation account has a few glitches.

Note, for example that the light and darkness (day and night) appeared, not the mention 24 hour days, before the sun was created on day four.

Another problem is the existence of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers — their geographical locations included — prior to Adam and Eve being expelled from the garden. These would have been erased by Noah’s universal flood.

Another problem is the very existence of Satan. His objective is to dethrone God. However, if he were to succeed the entire universal — both physical and spiritual — would cease to exist; including Satan himself. Is Satan on a suicide mission?

“Alexander VI has been widely condemned for his conduct. He disregarded priestly celibacy and preferred political machinations to spiritual leadership. He practiced simony (selling Church offices) and was notorious for his nepotism. He used his position to enrich his children, supported a mob of Spanish relatives in Rome, and created 19 Spanish cardinals. He shocked his contemporaries by openly acknowledging his children.

In Alexander’s favor it must be said that his morals were no worse than those of his contemporaries and that he had the real virtue of sincere love for his family. “

http://www.answers.com/main/ntquery?s=pope+alexander+6&gwp=13

It just seems to me that somebody is comparing apples to oranges.

If I were a cynic, I’d wonder if the report was intended to play upon Christian fears of Muslims. Something similar to those “blacks will one day outbreed whites” reports from way back when.