Glen Beck Hates us Most.

http://www.katu.com/news/local/Glenn-Beck-Avoid-Portland-like-the-plague-321845422.html

Quote:

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Conservative talk show host Glenn Beck released his "Top 15 Cities to Avoid Like The Plague," and Rose City has earned top honors.

"These are the cities that you do not want to live anywhere around as things get worse and worse," Beck said.

The list includes the top 15 least religious cities in America, therefore, the cities Beck thinks Americans should avoid like the plague.

"These are the cities that are already having trouble," Beck said. His website says, "this [list] goes from bad to, 'Don't even step foot in there.'"

Portland, Ore.
San Francisco
Seattle
Denver
Phoenix
St. Petersburg, Fla.
Columbus, Ohio
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Las Vegas
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Washington, D.C.
St. Louis

No Ithaca?

$\:lol\:$

Yeah, I'm surprised Miami is not on that list as well.

If he's using most religious as the defining value than he should move himself to a city in Iraq.

Yeah, because Christians are such a small minority of the U.S. population.

In U.S., 77% Identify as Christian

And Christian principles are the basis for our republican democracy. And God is mentioned 5 times in the Declaration of Independence, and once in the U.S. Constitution.
Oh yes, Glenn Beck referring to religion as a measure of social factors is so non-mainstream, and JUST like the Islamic jihadists in Iraq !

He doesn't just use it as a measure though but as "the" measure. Identifying as Christian however doesn't automatically mean better though.

would this be a bad time to point out that the statistical majority of Christians in America don't necessarily caucus with what Glenn Beck thinks is an appropriate platform for good American Christians?

Originally Posted By: Captain Sammitch

would this be a bad time to point out that the statistical majority of Christians in America don't necessarily caucus with what Glenn Beck thinks is an appropriate platform for good American Christians?

I don't see what you're getting at here.