Pew Religions
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| 1 | 19.3 kB | csv | over 6 years ago | FiveThirtyEight - Pew Religions |
This directory contains the code and data behind the story Evangelical Protestants Are The Biggest Winners When People Change Faiths. The model uses the Pew Research Center's 2014 Religious Landscape...
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Pew Religions Model
This directory contains the code and data behind the story Evangelical Protestants Are The Biggest Winners When People Change Faiths.
The model uses the Pew Research Center's 2014 Religious Landscape Survey to measure the relative pull of different American religious groups by using Pew's transition matrix for rates of conversions between various faiths to compute what the eventual, stable proportions of religious faiths would be, if people kept leaving and joining faiths at the current rates until the overall numbers stabilized.
This dataset was scraped from FiveThirtyEight - pew-religions