Survey of Northern California Church Bodies, 1963 - Codebook

All frequencies are raw numbers (no weights used).

1) Edition number (EDITION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Fall 1978	2871	100.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

2) Respondent ID number (RSPDNTID)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	1,491.97	865.96

3) What is the name of the church to which you currently belong? (CHRCHNM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Episcopal Churches	393	14.4
2) Presbyterian Churches	479	17.5
3) Congregational Churches	147	5.4
4) Disciples of Christ Churches	49	1.8
5) Methodist Churches	405	14.8
6) Lutheran Churches	318	11.6
7) Baptist Churches	210	7.7
8) Assemblies of God	44	1.6
9) Churches of God	44	1.6
10) Churches of Christ	34	1.2
11) Nazarene Churches	67	2.5
12) Seventh-day Adventist Churches	35	1.3
13) Independent Churches	8	0.3
14) Foursquare Gospel Churches	12	0.4
16) Roman Catholic Churches	489	17.9
Missing	141
Total	2734	100.0

4) What is the denomination of the church to which you currently belong? (DENOM)

	TOTAL	%
10) Roman Catholic	545	19.0
11) Episcopalian (Anglican, Church of England, Church of Ireland	416	14.5
12) Presbyterian	495	17.2
13) Congregationalist (United Church of Christ)	151	5.3
14) Disciples of Christ (Christian Church)	50	1.7
15) Methodist, Methodist Episcopal (does not include Free Methodist)	415	14.5
16) Missouri Lutheran	116	4.0
17) United Lutheran Church In America (ULC, ELC, Swedish, Islandic Lutheran	40	1.4
18) American Lutheran Church (includes German Lutheran)	168	5.9
20) American Baptist	141	4.9
21) Southern Baptist (Southern, Primitive Baptist)	79	2.8
23) Assemblies of God	44	1.5
24) Church of God (Reformation Church of God)	44	1.5
25) Church of Christ	37	1.3
26) Nazarene	75	2.6
27) Seventh-day Adventist	35	1.2
28) Gospel Lighthouse	8	0.3
29) Foursquare Gospel	12	0.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

5) How long have you been a member of your present congregation or parish? (MEMBER)

	TOTAL	%
1) I have always been a member	174	6.1
2) Less than a year	218	7.7
3) 1 to 2 years	441	15.5
4) 3 to 5 years	668	23.5
5) 6 to 10 years	611	21.5
6) More than 10 years	733	25.8
Missing	30
Total	2845	100.0

6) Have you ever been a member of a denomination other than your present one? (OTHDENOM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1128	39.7
2) No	1712	60.3
Missing	35
Total	2840	100.0

7) If you have ever been a member of a denomination other than your present one, what denomination was that/how many? (If more than one, list them in order from the most recent to the earliest.) (MNYOTHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) One	837	76.4
2) Two	190	17.3
3) Three	55	5.0
4) Four	11	1.0
5) Five	3	0.3
Missing	1779
Total	1096	100.0

8) REFERS TO VARIABLE 7 (MNYOTHER): What other denominations have you ever been a member of, other than your present one and the most recent, listed in the previous question? (TYPEOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Catholic, was Protestant (any kind)	48	4.4
4) Protestant, was Catholic	93	8.5
5) Protestant, was Liberal Protestant	522	47.5
6) Protestant, was Conservative Protestant	151	13.8
7) Protestant, was Fundamentalist Protestant	215	19.6
8) Protestant, was Third Forcer	66	6.0
9) Protestant, was Jewish	2	0.2
10) Protestant, was non-Christian other than Jewish	1	0.1
Missing	1777
Total	1098	100.0

9) If you have ever been a member of a denomination other than your present one, what is the most recent former denomination to which you belonged? (RCNTDENO)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	68.45	39.32

10) How often do you attend Sunday worship services? (Check the answer that comes closest to describing what you do.) (ATTENDCH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	28	1.0
1) Every week	1217	42.7
2) Nearly every week	685	24.0
3) About three times a month	198	6.9
4) About twice a month	187	6.6
5) About once a month	156	5.5
6) About every six weeks	63	2.2
7) About every three months	102	3.6
8) About once or twice a year	163	5.7
9) Less than once a year	53	1.9
Missing	23
Total	2852	100.0

11) Have you received Holy Communion in the last year? (CMMUNION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2260	81.1
2) No	528	18.9
Missing	87
Total	2788	100.0

12) Have you been baptized? (BAPTIZED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, in my present denomination	2001	70.8
2) Yes, in another denomination	776	27.4
3) No	51	1.8
Missing	47
Total	2828	100.0

13) Have you been confirmed? (CONFIRM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, in my present denomination	1550	60.2
2) Yes, in another denomination	290	11.3
3) No	736	28.6
Missing	299
Total	2576	100.0

14) In an average week, how many evenings do you spend in church, including church meetings such as study groups that may not actually meet in the church building? (EVENING)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	636	34.5
1) One	838	45.5
2) Two	254	13.8
3) Three	92	5.0
4) Four	15	0.8
5) Five	5	0.3
7) Seven	3	0.2
Missing	1032
Total	1843	100.0

15) What kind of school do your children attend? (Answered only by those with children.) (EDUCTYPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) A parochial or church-affiliated school	221	12.7
2) A public school	1290	74.2
3) A private school not affiliated with any church	34	2.0
4) They do not attend school	194	11.2
Missing	1136
Total	1739	100.0

16) How frequently, if at all, do your children attend Sunday school or religious instruction classes that are not part of their regular school day? (Answered only by those with children.) (SNDYSCHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) They do not attend.	234	13.8
2) They attend regularly.	1041	61.4
3) They attend often.	245	14.5
4) They attend sometimes.	175	10.3
Missing	1180
Total	1695	100.0

17) All in all, how important would you say your church membership is to you? (MBERSHIP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	1435	51.0
2) Quite important	792	28.2
3) Fairly important	371	13.2
4) Not too important	148	5.3
5) Fairly unimportant	67	2.4
Missing	62
Total	2813	100.0

18) Please list the number of all church organizations, groups, or activities in which you participate, such as choir, church committees and boards, men's clubs, etc. (CHACTIVI)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	700	30.5
1) One	669	29.2
2) Two	424	18.5
3) Three	262	11.4
4) Four	132	5.8
5) Five	68	3.0
6) Six	29	1.3
7) Seven	6	0.3
8) Eight	1	0.0
9) Nine	1	0.0
Missing	583
Total	2292	100.0

19) REFERS TO VARIABLE CHACTIVI V18: How many on the average of the last five meetings of each of these church organizations that you have listed above have you attended? (CHMEETIN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	839	38.5
1) One	75	3.4
2) Two	102	4.7
3) Three	204	9.4
4) Four	385	17.7
5) Five	576	26.4
Missing	694
Total	2181	100.0

20) REFERS TO VARIABLE CHACTIVI V18: How many offices have you ever held in the church organizations you listed above? (CHOFICES)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	1253	56.0
1) One	572	25.6
2) Two	221	9.9
3) Three	120	5.4
4) Four	43	1.9
5) Five	20	0.9
6) Six	6	0.3
7) Seven	1	0.0
8) Eight	1	0.0
Missing	638
Total	2237	100.0

21) If you are now or ever have been married, please answer the following questions. (If you have been married more than once, answer for your most recent spouse.) -- To what denomination does (or did) your spouse belong? (SPDENOMI)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	30.11	31.07

22) In what denomination was your spouse raised? (DNMRAISD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	33.10	32.18

23) Would you say you are (or were) more or less interested in religion than your spouse? (INTEREST)

	TOTAL	%
1) More	909	35.5
2) Less	238	9.3
3) About the same	1414	55.2
Missing	314
Total	2561	100.0

24) About how often does (or did) your spouse attend Sunday worship services? (SPATTEND)

	TOTAL	%
0) Never	156	6.1
1) Every week	934	36.8
2) Nearly every week	504	19.9
3) About three times a month	138	5.4
4) About twice a month	151	6.0
5) About once a month	114	4.5
6) About every six weeks	54	2.1
7) About every three months	90	3.5
8) About once or twice a year	280	11.0
9) Less than once a year	116	4.6
Missing	338
Total	2537	100.0

25) All in all, how well do you think you fit in with the group of people who make up your church congregation or parish? (CNGRGATN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I really don't fit in too well with this group of people.	169	6.2
2) I fit in, but not too well.	422	15.4
3) I fit in quite well.	1398	51.0
4) I fit in very well.	754	27.5
Missing	132
Total	2743	100.0

26) Generally speaking, would you say most of the people you associate with in activities aside from church are or are not members of your congregation (or parish)? (OTHMBRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Most are members of my congregation or parish	352	12.4
2) About half are and half aren't	782	27.5
3) Most are not members of my congregation	1706	60.1
Missing	35
Total	2840	100.0

27) Of your five closest friends, how many are members of your congregation or parish? (CLSFRND)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1040	36.9
2) One	457	16.2
3) Two	448	15.9
4) Three	368	13.1
5) Four	212	7.5
6) Five	294	10.4
Missing	56
Total	2819	100.0

28) Turning now to other religious activities besides attending church, how often, if at all, are table prayers or grace said before or after meals in your home? (OFNGRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) We say grace at all meals.	765	26.9
2) We say grace at least once a day.	680	23.9
3) We say grace at least once a week.	159	5.6
4) We say grace, but only on special occasions.	708	24.9
5) We never, or hardly ever, say grace.	533	18.7
Missing	30
Total	2845	100.0

29) How often do you read the Bible at home? (READBIBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) To be frank, I never read the Bible or I read so rarely that it probably shouldn't even count	823	28.9
2) I read it regularly once a day or more.	296	10.4
3) I read it regularly several times a week.	203	7.1
4) I read it regularly once a week.	73	2.6
5) I read it quite often, but not at regular intervals.	555	19.5
6) I read it once in a while.	734	25.7
7) I read it only on very special occasions.	167	5.9
Missing	24
Total	2851	100.0

30) Thinking now of your daily life and the decisions that you have to constantly make about how to spend your time, how to act with other people, how to bring up your children, presuming you have them and so on, to what extent does what you have read in the Bible help you in making everyday decisions in your life? (MKDECISN)

	TOTAL	%
1) To be frank, I hardly ever think of the Bible and what it has to say as I go about my daily life	475	16.8
2) While I can't think of specific examples, nevertheless I feel sure that the Bible is still of help in my daily life	1287	45.6
3) I can think of specific times when it has helped me in a very direct way in making decsions in my life	1048	37.1
4) Other (please specify)	14	0.5
Missing	51
Total	2824	100.0

31) If you were asked, do you think you could recite the Ten Commandments? (RECITTEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, but not the exact words	1312	46.0
2) Yes, the exact words	405	14.2
3) I'm not sure that I would remember all 10	1135	39.8
Missing	23
Total	2852	100.0

32) Was Elijah an Old Testament prophet? (ELIJAH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2144	74.7
2) No	727	25.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

33) Was Deuteronomy an Old Testament prophet? (DEUTRNMY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	578	20.1
2) No	2293	79.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

34) Was Jeremiah an Old Testament prophet? (JEREMIAH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2134	74.3
2) No	737	25.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

35) Was Paul an Old Testament prophet? (PAUL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	159	5.5
2) No	2712	94.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

36) Was Leviticus an Old Testament prophet? (LEVITICU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	720	25.1
2) No	2151	74.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

37) Was Ezekiel an Old Testament prophet? (EZEKIEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1980	69.0
2) No	891	31.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

38) None of the above (Elijah, Deuteronomy, Jeremiah, Paul, Leviticus, Ezekiel) were Old Testament Prophets. (NONE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	44	1.5
2) No	2827	98.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

39) Which of Christ's disciples denied him three times? (DNYCHRST)

	TOTAL	%
1) James	15	0.6
2) Paul	67	2.5
3) Judas	455	17.0
4) Mark	7	0.3
5) Peter	2120	79.2
6) Jacob	12	0.4
Missing	199
Total	2676	100.0

40) Would you say that the book of Acts was an eyewitness account of Jesus' ministry? (JEMNSTRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	565	21.2
2) No	1015	38.1
3) Don't know	1084	40.7
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

41) Now would you please read each of the following statements and do two things. First, decide whether the statement is from the Bible or not, and second, would you please indicate whether or not you agree with the statement. (Please do this even if you think the statement is not from the Bible.) -- For it is easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God. From the Bible? (NEEDLEYE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2275	84.2
2) No	427	15.8
Missing	173
Total	2702	100.0

42) Do you agree with this statement -- For it is easier for a camel to go through a needle's eye than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God? (AGREE1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1295	49.5
2) No	1319	50.5
Missing	261
Total	2614	100.0

43) Blessed are the strong, for they shall be the sword of God. -- From the Bible? (BLSDSTRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	536	21.1
2) No	2006	78.9
Missing	333
Total	2542	100.0

44) Do you agree with this statement -- Blessed are the strong, for they shall be the sword of God? (AGREE2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	765	31.5
2) No	1665	68.5
Missing	445
Total	2430	100.0

45) Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live. -- From the Bible? (SFRWITCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	269	11.0
2) No	2173	89.0
Missing	433
Total	2442	100.0

46) Do you agree with this statement -- Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live? (AGREE3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	184	8.1
2) No	2099	91.9
Missing	592
Total	2283	100.0

47) Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the Earth. -- From the Bible? (BLSDMEEK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2721	97.8
2) No	61	2.2
Missing	93
Total	2782	100.0

48) Do you agree with this statement -- Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the Earth? (AGREE4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2124	80.6
2) No	511	19.4
Missing	240
Total	2635	100.0

49) Let your women keep silence in the churches, for it is not permitted unto them to speak. -- From the Bible? (WMNSILNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1135	44.6
2) No	1412	55.4
Missing	328
Total	2547	100.0

50) Do you agree with this statement -- Let your women keep silence in the churches, for it is not permitted unto them to speak? (AGREE5)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	341	13.3
2) No	2217	86.7
Missing	317
Total	2558	100.0

51) For I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me. -- From the Bible? (GODJEALU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2028	78.1
2) No	569	21.9
Missing	278
Total	2597	100.0

52) Do you agree with this statement --For I the Lord thy God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me? (AGREE6)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1097	44.5
2) No	1367	55.5
Missing	411
Total	2464	100.0

53) How often do you pray privately? (Check the answer that comes closest to what you do.) (PRAYPRIV)

	TOTAL	%
1) I never pray, or only do so at church services.	88	3.1
2) I pray only on very special occasions.	92	3.2
3) I pray once in a while, but not at regular intervals.	486	17.0
4) I pray quite often, but not at regular times.	931	32.6
5) I pray regularly once a day or more.	1117	39.1
6) I pray regularly several times a week.	124	4.3
7) I pray regularly once a week.	17	0.6
Missing	20
Total	2855	100.0

54) If you ever pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- As a Christian duty (CHRTNDTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	676	23.5
2) No	2195	76.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

55) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To find comfort when feeling low (FNDCMFRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1823	63.5
2) No	1048	36.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

56) If you ever pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To strengthen faith (STRNGTHN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1630	56.8
2) No	1241	43.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

57) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To try to learn God's will (LRNWILL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1446	50.4
2) No	1425	49.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

58) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To ask God's guidance in making decisions (ASKGUIDA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2202	76.7
2) No	669	23.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

59) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- Because it gives a feeling of being closer to God (CLOS2GOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1563	54.4
2) No	1308	45.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

60) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To ask forgiveness for something (ASKFORGV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1913	66.6
2) No	958	33.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

61) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To ask God to bring someone else to Christian faith and belief (BLFNOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1138	39.6
2) No	1733	60.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

62) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To give thanks to God (GIVTHANK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2433	84.7
2) No	438	15.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

63) If you pray other than in church, when you pray, why do you pray? -- To be worshipful of God (WORSHIPF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1388	48.3
2) No	1483	51.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

64) What is your address? (ADDRESS)

	TOTAL	%
11) Belvedere	2	1.0
16) Larkspur	32	15.6
18) Novato	25	12.2
20) San Anselmo	1	0.5
22) San Raphael	35	17.1
23) San Venetia	2	1.0
24) Terra Linda	2	1.0
25) Sausalito	9	4.4
27) Mill Valley	44	21.5
29) Corte Madera	31	15.1
30) Fairfax	21	10.2
32) Lagunitas	1	0.5
Missing	2670
Total	205	100.0

65) Which do you feel is the most important reason that you pray? (WHYPRAY)

	TOTAL	%
0) As a Christian duty	171	7.8
1) To find comfort when I am feeling low	36	1.6
2) To strengthen my faith	139	6.4
3) To try to learn God's will	264	12.1
4) To ask God's guidance in making decisions	329	15.1
5) Because it gives me a feeling of being closer to God	325	14.9
6) To ask forgiveness for something I have done	278	12.7
7) To ask God to bring someone else to Christian faith & belief	112	5.1
8) To give thanks to God	47	2.2
9) To be worshipful of God	482	22.1
Missing	692
Total	2183	100.0

66) Have you ever prayed during your adult years for the following purposes? -- To ask for some material thing, for example, a new car or a new house (PRAYFOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	394	13.7
2) No	2477	86.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

67) Have you ever prayed during your adult years for the following purposes? -- To ask God to keep some misfortune from happening (MISFORTU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1439	50.1
2) No	1432	49.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

68) Have you ever prayed during your adult years for the following purposes? -- To ask God to restore health (TRHEALTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1222	42.6
2) No	1649	57.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

69) Have you ever prayed during your adult years for the following purposes? -- To ask God to restore someone else's health (OTHRHLTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2273	79.2
2) No	598	20.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

70) Have you ever prayed during your adult years for the following purposes? -- For none of these listed above (NONETHES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	207	7.2
2) No	2664	92.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

71) Do you feel your prayers are answered? (PRAYANSW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I have no doubt that they are.	1812	65.7
2) I feel that they are, but I'm not entirely sure.	567	20.6
3) I don't really know.	267	9.7
4) I feel that they aren't, but I'm not entirely sure.	21	0.8
5) I guess I don't feel that they really are.	27	1.0
6) Other.	63	2.3
Missing	118
Total	2757	100.0

72) How important is prayer in your life? (PRAYIMPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Extremely important	1595	57.7
2) Fairly important	884	32.0
3) Not too important	242	8.8
4) Not important	43	1.6
Missing	111
Total	2764	100.0

73) How important is the idea of sin in your life? (IMPRTSIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I am rather concerned, trying to live as sinless as possible.	1930	68.5
2) I accept the idea of sin, but do not think about it very often	698	24.8
3) The idea of sin means very little to me.	152	5.4
4) None of the above represents my feelings.	36	1.3
Missing	59
Total	2816	100.0

74) How often do you ask forgiveness for your sins? (ASKFORGI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very often	906	32.1
2) Quite often	863	30.6
3) Occasionally	647	22.9
4) Rarely	263	9.3
5) Never	145	5.1
Missing	51
Total	2824	100.0

75) How certain are you that your sins are forgiven? (SINFRGVN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I am absolutely certain they are.	1278	45.5
2) I am fairly certain.	575	20.5
3) I feel they are forgiven sometimes, but not always.	294	10.5
4) I am never quite sure whether my sins are forgiven or not.	288	10.2
5) I usually feel that my sins are not forgiven.	12	0.4
6) I don't think of sin in this way.	364	12.9
Missing	64
Total	2811	100.0

76) Have you personally ever tried to convert someone to your religious faith? (CONVERT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, often	260	9.7
2) Yes, a few times	596	22.2
3) Yes, once or twice	529	19.7
4) No, never	1300	48.4
Missing	190
Total	2685	100.0

77) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Drinks moderately (DRKNMOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	101	3.6
2) Think it was all right	1864	67.0
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	552	19.8
4) Be highly disapproving of him	266	9.6
Missing	92
Total	2783	100.0

78) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Is very ambitious (AMBITIOU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	1396	50.7
2) Think it was all right	1115	40.5
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	196	7.1
4) Be highly disapproving of him	46	1.7
Missing	122
Total	2753	100.0

79) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Thinks he is better than others (BTRTHNOT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	6	0.2
2) Think it was all right	100	3.6
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	1218	44.3
4) Be highly disapproving of him	1426	51.9
Missing	125
Total	2750	100.0

80) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Dresses in a flashy way (FLSHDRSS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	9	0.3
2) Think it was all right	849	31.6
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	1445	53.9
4) Be highly disapproving of him	380	14.2
Missing	192
Total	2683	100.0

81) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Prefers to be with people like himself (PPLLKSLF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	177	6.6
2) Think it was all right	2177	81.0
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	274	10.2
4) Be highly disapproving of him	60	2.2
Missing	187
Total	2688	100.0

82) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Is very patriotic (PATRIOTI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	1899	69.8
2) Think it was all right	749	27.5
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	48	1.8
4) Be highly disapproving of him	23	0.8
Missing	156
Total	2719	100.0

83) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Does not celebrate holidays (NOCELEBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	121	4.5
2) Think it was all right	763	28.5
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	823	30.8
4) Be highly disapproving of him	969	36.2
Missing	199
Total	2676	100.0

84) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Is very rich (VERYRICH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	373	13.6
2) Think it was all right	2277	83.2
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	61	2.2
4) Be highly disapproving of him	25	0.9
Missing	139
Total	2736	100.0

85) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Is very anxious to be thought of as an intellectual (INTELLEC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	145	5.4
2) Think it was all right	1350	49.9
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	1050	38.8
4) Be highly disapproving of him	163	6.0
Missing	167
Total	2708	100.0

86) There has always been a good deal of discussion among Christians about how people ought to act in their daily lives. It is not always clear what characteristics ought to be admired and which ones we should disapprove of. Below you will find a series of descriptions of ways in which people act; for each, would you decide how much you would admire or disapprove of a person who acted this way. -- Is satisfied with his lot in life (SATWLIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Admire him for it	816	29.8
2) Think it was all right	1368	49.9
3) Be mildly disapproving of him	461	16.8
4) Be highly disapproving of him	97	3.5
Missing	133
Total	2742	100.0

87) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Baptist (BAPTIST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	384	14.9
2) Comfortable	801	31.1
3) A little uncomfortable	537	20.8
4) Uncomfortable	522	20.3
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	333	12.9
Missing	298
Total	2577	100.0

88) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Jehovah's Witness Church (JEHOVAS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	44	1.7
2) Comfortable	40	1.5
3) A little uncomfortable	161	6.2
4) Uncomfortable	1806	69.9
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	531	20.6
Missing	293
Total	2582	100.0

89) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Jewish Temple (JEWISH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	51	2.0
2) Comfortable	243	9.5
3) A little uncomfortable	457	17.9
4) Uncomfortable	1161	45.4
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	648	25.3
Missing	315
Total	2560	100.0

90) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Lutheran Church (LUTHERAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	464	18.2
2) Comfortable	976	38.3
3) A little uncomfortable	505	19.8
4) Uncomfortable	267	10.5
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	339	13.3
Missing	324
Total	2551	100.0

91) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Presbyterian Church (PRESBYTE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	786	30.9
2) Comfortable	991	39.0
3) A little uncomfortable	298	11.7
4) Uncomfortable	224	8.8
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	243	9.6
Missing	333
Total	2542	100.0

92) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Roman Catholic Church (ROMANCAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	328	13.5
2) Comfortable	240	9.9
3) A little uncomfortable	428	17.6
4) Uncomfortable	1288	53.0
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	145	6.0
Missing	446
Total	2429	100.0

93) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Unitarian Church (UNITRIA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	115	4.4
2) Comfortable	382	14.7
3) A little uncomfortable	249	9.6
4) Uncomfortable	669	25.8
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	1179	45.5
Missing	281
Total	2594	100.0

94) We would like you to imagine, for a moment, that for some reason you could no longer continue to attend a church of your present denomination. Below is a list of other denominations that it would be possible for you to attend. We would like you to consider each and decide for yourself how comfortable and at home you think you would feel in each. -- Mormon Church (MORMON)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very comfortable	71	2.7
2) Comfortable	278	10.7
3) A little uncomfortable	420	16.2
4) Uncomfortable	1026	39.6
5) Don't know enough about this denomination to say	799	30.8
Missing	281
Total	2594	100.0

95) Which of the following statements comes closest to expressing what you believe about God? (Please check only one answer.) (BELVGOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) I know God really exists and I have no doubts about it.	2101	73.7
2) While I have doubts, I feel that I do believe in God.	479	16.8
3) I believe in God some of the time, but not at other times.	44	1.5
4) I don't believe in a personal God, but in a higher power.	189	6.6
5) I don't know whether there is God, and I don't believe can know.	32	1.1
6) I don't believe in God.	4	0.1
7) None of the above represents what I believe. I believe...	3	0.1
Missing	23
Total	2852	100.0

96) Which of the following statements comes closest to expressing what you believe about Jesus? (BELVJESU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Jesus is the Divine Son of God. I have no doubts about it.	2082	73.8
2) While I have some doubts, I feel that Jesus is Divine.	452	16.0
3) Jesus was a great holy man; not God's Son anymore than us	178	6.3
4) I think Jesus was only a man, although an extraordinary one.	88	3.1
5) Frankly, I'm not entirely sure there was such a person.	15	0.5
6) None of the above. What I believe is...	8	0.3
Missing	52
Total	2823	100.0

97) The Bible tells of many miracles, some credited to Christ and some to other prophets and apostles. Generally speaking, which of the following statements comes closest to what you believe about Biblical miracles? (BLVMRCL)

	TOTAL	%
1) I'm not sure whether these miracles really happened or not.	388	14.0
2) I believe miracles are stories and never really happened.	51	1.8
3) I believe the miracles can be explained by natural causes.	490	17.6
4) I believe the miracles actually happened as the Bible says.	1730	62.3
5) Hedge (i.e. combination of above, etc.)	119	4.3
Missing	97
Total	2778	100.0

98) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- There is a life beyond death. (LIFDEATH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	1920	68.6
2) Probably true	645	23.1
3) Probably not true	178	6.4
4) Definitely not true	54	1.9
Missing	78
Total	2797	100.0

99) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Jesus was born of a virgin. (BORNVIRG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	1754	63.5
2) Probably true	509	18.4
3) Probably not true	360	13.0
4) Definitely not true	141	5.1
Missing	111
Total	2764	100.0

100) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Devil actually exists (DVLEXIST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	1218	44.6
2) Probably true	425	15.6
3) Probably not true	553	20.2
4) Definitely not true	535	19.6
Missing	144
Total	2731	100.0

101) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Jesus was opposed to all drinking of alcohol. (AGNSDRNK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	221	8.1
2) Probably true	254	9.4
3) Probably not true	829	30.5
4) Definitely not true	1412	52.0
Missing	159
Total	2716	100.0

102) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- What we do in this life will determine our fate in the hereafter. (LIFEFATE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	1449	52.6
2) Probably true	860	31.2
3) Probably not true	261	9.5
4) Definitely not true	183	6.6
Missing	122
Total	2753	100.0

103) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Jesus walked on water. (WLKONWTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	1551	56.3
2) Probably true	676	24.5
3) Probably not true	410	14.9
4) Definitely not true	117	4.2
Missing	121
Total	2754	100.0

104) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Man cannot help doing evil. (MANDOEVL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	921	33.8
2) Probably true	872	32.0
3) Probably not true	300	11.0
4) Definitely not true	629	23.1
Missing	153
Total	2722	100.0

105) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- The Pope is infallible in matters of faith. (INFALLIB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	401	14.9
2) Probably true	226	8.4
3) Probably not true	402	14.9
4) Definitely not true	1671	61.9
Missing	175
Total	2700	100.0

106) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Jesus was born a Jew. (BORNAJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	2287	82.0
2) Probably true	443	15.9
3) Probably not true	29	1.0
4) Definitely not true	31	1.1
Missing	85
Total	2790	100.0

107) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- Only those who believe in Jesus Christ can go to heaven. (GOHEAVEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	898	32.8
2) Probably true	284	10.4
3) Probably not true	603	22.0
4) Definitely not true	956	34.9
Missing	134
Total	2741	100.0

108) Would you please think about each of the religious beliefs listed below and then indicate how certain you are that it is true. -- A child is born into the world already guilty of sin. (BORNGLTY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Completely true	973	34.9
2) Probably true	188	6.8
3) Probably not true	287	10.3
4) Definitely not true	1337	48.0
Missing	90
Total	2785	100.0

109) When you think of salvation, do you think primarily of being granted eternal life beyond the grave, or do you think primarily of being released from sin and protected from evil in this life? (SALVATIO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Primarily of being granted eternal life beyond death	1799	65.0
2) Primarily of being released from sin and protected	577	20.9
3) Other	48	1.7
4) No concern	96	3.5
5) Both 1 and 2	203	7.3
6) Don't know	43	1.6
Missing	109
Total	2766	100.0

110) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Belief in Jesus as a savior. (SAVIOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1790	64.9
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	745	27.0
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	225	8.2
Missing	115
Total	2760	100.0

111) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Holy Baptism (BAPTISM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1149	42.4
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	997	36.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	563	20.8
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

112) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Membership in a Christian church (CHMEMBER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	486	18.2
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	1464	54.9
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	716	26.9
Missing	209
Total	2666	100.0

113) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Regular participation in Christian sacraments, for example, Holy Communion (SACRAMEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	719	26.8
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	1406	52.3
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	562	20.9
Missing	188
Total	2687	100.0

114) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Holding the Bible to be God's truth (BLFNBBLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1406	52.3
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	934	34.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	346	12.9
Missing	189
Total	2686	100.0

115) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Prayer (PRAYER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1585	58.1
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	980	35.9
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	165	6.0
Missing	145
Total	2730	100.0

116) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Doing good for others (DOGOOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1508	55.1
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	1008	36.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	220	8.0
Missing	139
Total	2736	100.0

117) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Tithing (TITHING)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	374	14.7
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	1232	48.4
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	942	37.0
Missing	327
Total	2548	100.0

118) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Being a member of your particular religion faith (PRTFAITH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	392	14.8
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	946	35.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1306	49.4
Missing	231
Total	2644	100.0

119) Would you please read each of the items listed below and decide whether you think it is absolutely necessary for salvation, probably would help in gaining salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Loving thy neighbor (LOVNEIBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Absolutely necessary for salvation	1702	61.9
2) Probably would help in gaining salvation	859	31.2
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	188	6.8
Missing	126
Total	2749	100.0

120) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Drinking liquor (DRNKLIQR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	165	6.2
2) May Possibly prevent salvation	940	35.1
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1573	58.7
Missing	197
Total	2678	100.0

121) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Breaking the Sabbath (BRKSBBTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	279	10.7
2) May possibly prevent salvation	1097	42.1
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1230	47.2
Missing	269
Total	2606	100.0

122) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Being completely ignorant of Jesus as might be the case for people living in other countries. (IGNOREJC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	339	13.2
2) May possibly prevent salvation	735	28.7
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1490	58.1
Missing	311
Total	2564	100.0

123) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Taking the name of the Lord in vain (NAMEVAIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	752	28.3
2) May possibly prevent salvation	1260	47.4
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	646	24.3
Missing	217
Total	2658	100.0

124) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Being of the Jewish religion (BNGJEWIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	234	9.1
2) May possibly prevent salvation	418	16.2
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1921	74.7
Missing	302
Total	2573	100.0

125) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Practicing artificial birth control (BTHCNTRL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	164	6.2
2) May possibly prevent salvation	387	14.7
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	2074	79.0
Missing	250
Total	2625	100.0

126) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Being of the Hindu religion (BNGHINDU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	346	13.8
2) May possibly prevent salvation	466	18.6
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	1688	67.5
Missing	375
Total	2500	100.0

127) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Marrying a non-Christian (MRYNCHRI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	38	1.5
2) May possibly prevent salvation	519	19.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	2059	78.7
Missing	259
Total	2616	100.0

128) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Discriminating against other races (RACEDIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	695	26.4
2) May possibly prevent salvation	1302	49.5
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	631	24.0
Missing	247
Total	2628	100.0

129) Now looking at the following list of items, would you please indicate whether you think it will definitely prevent salvation, possibly prevent salvation, or probably has no influence on salvation. -- Being anti-Semitic (ANTISEMI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely prevent salvation	605	25.0
2) May possibly prevent salvation	1130	46.8
3) Probably has no influence on salvation	681	28.2
Missing	459
Total	2416	100.0

130) Do you believe Jesus will actually return to the earth some day? (LORDRTRN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely	1273	46.2
2) Probably	285	10.3
3) Possibly	555	20.1
4) Probably not	354	12.8
5) Definitely not	291	10.6
Missing	117
Total	2758	100.0

131) REFERS TO DO YOU BELIEVE JESUS WILL ACTUALLY RETURN TO THE EARTH SOME DAY (LORDRTN): How soon do you expect this to happen? (WHN2ERTH)

	TOTAL	%
0) Don't know	435	26.3
1) In the next 10 years	22	1.3
2) In the next 25 years	23	1.4
3) In the next 50 years	53	3.2
4) In the next 100 years	79	4.8
5) 200 to 500 years from now	70	4.2
6) 1,000 to 10,000 years from now	90	5.4
7) 50,000 or more years from now	40	2.4
8) Other (please write in)	35	2.1
9) Unknowable	699	42.2
10) Soon	110	6.6
Missing	1219
Total	1656	100.0

132) What do you feel will probably happen to you after death? -- (I feel that I will do one of the following): (AFTRDETH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Go to purgatory	452	16.3
2) Go to hell	35	1.3
3) Simply stop existing	449	16.1
4) Go to heaven	1734	62.4
5) Don't know	94	3.4
6) Reincarnation	10	0.4
7) Other	7	0.3
Missing	94
Total	2781	100.0

133) REFERS TO How certain do you feel about the answers you have just given? (HWCERTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very certain	1031	37.5
2) Fairly certain	1175	42.8
3) Not very certain	421	15.3
4) Fairly uncertain	120	4.4
Missing	128
Total	2747	100.0

134) How sure are you that you have found the answers to the meaning and purpose of life? (MEANING)

	TOTAL	%
1) I am quite certain and pretty much grew up knowing.	978	35.3
2) I am quite certain, although at one time I was uncertain.	691	24.9
3) I am uncertain whether or not I have found them.	677	24.4
4) I am quite sure I have not found them.	149	5.4
5) I don't really believe there are answers to these questions.	275	9.9
Missing	105
Total	2770	100.0

135) Would you describe briefly any experience you have had in your life that at the time you thought of as a distinctly religious experience? (RELIGEXP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Some experience mentioned	1716	59.8
2) No experience mentioned	1155	40.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

136) Listed below are a number of experiences of a religious nature that people have reported having. Since you have been an adult, have you ever had any of these experiences, and how sure are you that you had it? -- A feeling that you were somehow in the presence of God (GODSPRES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I am sure that I have.	1293	48.6
2) Yes, I think that I have.	777	29.2
3) No.	592	22.2
Missing	213
Total	2662	100.0

137) Listed below are a number of experiences of a religious nature that people have reported having. Since you have been an adult, have you ever had any of these experiences, and how sure are you that you had it? -- A sense of being saved in Christ (SAVED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I am sure that I have.	987	39.5
2) Yes, I think that I have.	662	26.5
3) No.	852	34.1
Missing	374
Total	2501	100.0

138) Listed below are a number of experiences of a religious nature that people have reported having. Since you have been an adult, have you ever had any of these experiences, and how sure are you that you had it? -- A feeling of being afraid of God (AFRAIGOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I am sure that I have.	466	19.1
2) Yes, I think that I have.	545	22.4
3) No.	1427	58.5
Missing	437
Total	2438	100.0

139) Listed below are a number of experiences of a religious nature that people have reported having. Since you have been an adult, have you ever had any of these experiences, and how sure are you that you had it? -- A feeling of being punished by God (PNSHBYGD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I am sure that I have.	497	20.2
2) Yes, I think that I have.	747	30.3
3) No.	1218	49.5
Missing	413
Total	2462	100.0

140) Listed below are a number of experiences of a religious nature that people have reported having. Since you have been an adult, have you ever had any of these experiences, and how sure are you that you had it? -- A feeling of being tempted by the Devil (TMPTDEVL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, I am sure that I have.	936	36.8
2) Yes, I think that I have.	610	24.0
3) No.	997	39.2
Missing	332
Total	2543	100.0

141) ASKED ONLY OF THOSE RESPONDENTS WHO ANSWERED 'NO' TO HAVING HAD A FEELING OF BEING IN THE PRESENCE OF GOD, A FEELING OF SAVED BY CHRIST, A FEELING OF BEING AFRAID OF GOD, A FEELING OF BEING PUNISHED BY GOD, OR A FEELING OF BEING TEMPTED BY THE DEVIL (GODSPRES, SAVED, AFRAIGOD, PNSHBYGD, TMPTDEVL): If you answered 'No' to the previous five questions, do you feel that it is possible for people to have religious experiences? (EXPRELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	191	63.7
2) No	7	2.3
3) I'm not sure	102	34.0
Missing	2575
Total	300	100.0

142) The Old Testament tells that God picked a certain group to be His chosen people. -- Can you tell us who God picked as his chosen people? (CHOSNPEP)

	TOTAL	%
1) The Romans	7	0.3
2) The Greeks	3	0.1
3) The Jews	2258	83.4
4) The Christians	273	10.1
5) None of these	135	5.0
6) Jews and Christians	13	0.5
9) Don't know	20	0.7
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

143) Who do you think are God's chosen people today? (CHOSNPE)

	TOTAL	%
1) The Americans	20	0.7
2) The Roman Catholics	129	4.7
3) The Jews	144	5.2
4) The Christians	1054	38.4
5) The Protestants	21	0.8
6) None (all of us, etc.)	1031	37.6
7) Other	15	0.5
8) Religious, reverent, (Jews, Gentiles, others, etc.)	286	10.4
9) Don't know	43	1.6
Missing	132
Total	2743	100.0

144) Do you think of Moses, David and Solomon as the following: (MDVDSLMN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Romans	12	0.4
2) Greeks	6	0.2
3) Jews	1950	71.5
4) Christians	548	20.1
5) None of these	145	5.3
6) Jews and Christians	60	2.2
9) Don't know	8	0.3
Missing	146
Total	2729	100.0

145) When you think of Peter and Paul and the other apostles, do you think of them as the following? (APOSTLES)

	TOTAL	%
1) Romans	60	2.2
2) Greeks	9	0.3
3) Jews	403	14.6
4) Christians	2031	73.7
5) None of these	82	3.0
6) Jews and Christians	163	5.9
9) Don't Know	8	0.3
Missing	119
Total	2756	100.0

146) When you think of Judas, who betrayed Christ, do you think of him as the following? (JUDAS)

	TOTAL	%
1) A Roman	83	3.1
2) A Greek	13	0.5
3) A Jew	1282	47.2
4) A Christian	685	25.2
5) None of these	573	21.1
6) Jew and Christian	70	2.6
9) Don't know	12	0.4
Missing	157
Total	2718	100.0

147) The Bible tells of Christ going to a temple in Jerusalem to talk with the scribes and the Pharisees. To what religious group did the temple belong? (TEMPLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Romans	143	5.4
2) Greeks	23	0.9
3) Jews	2081	77.9
4) Christians	41	1.5
5) None of these	22	0.8
6) Don't know	362	13.5
Missing	203
Total	2672	100.0

148) What group do you think was most responsible for crucifying Christ? (CRUCIFY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Romans	727	26.6
2) Greeks	5	0.2
3) Jews	1677	61.2
4) Christians	6	0.2
5) None of these	77	2.8
6) Don't know	161	5.9
7) Romans and Jews	85	3.1
Missing	137
Total	2738	100.0

149) Do you think Pontius Pilate wanted to spare Jesus from the cross? (PONTIUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2272	82.1
2) No	183	6.6
3) Don't know	312	11.3
Missing	108
Total	2767	100.0

150) ASKED ONLY OF THOSE RESPONDENTS WHO THINK THAT PONTIUS PILATE WANTED TO SPARE JESUS (PONTIUS) If you think Pilate really wanted to spare Jesus, why didn't he? (PILATE)

	TOTAL	%
1) A group of powerful Romans wanted Jesus dead	534	24.1
2) A group of powerful Greeks wanted Jesus dead	4	0.2
3) A group of powerful Jews wanted Jesus dead	1358	61.2
4) A group of powerful Christians wanted Jesus dead	6	0.3
5) Other (Pilate was weak or afraid of an angry mob)	199	9.0
6) It was God's will, etc.	18	0.8
7) Romans, Greeks and Jews were responsible for Jesus' death	75	3.4
9) Don't know	26	1.2
Missing	655
Total	2220	100.0

151) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- The Jews were sinful and had turned against God. (JEWREJEC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	493	17.2
2) Disagree	2378	82.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

152) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- They made an unfortunate but honest mistake. (JEWMISTA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	501	17.5
2) Disagree	2370	82.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

153) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- They were deceived by wicked priests who feared Christ. (JEWDECEI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1293	45.0
2) Disagree	1578	55.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

154) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- God did not reveal the truth to them because He was angry with them. (JEWANGRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	40	1.4
2) Disagree	2831	98.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

155) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- They couldn't accept a Messiah who came from humble beginnings. (JEWHUMBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1238	43.1
2) Disagree	1633	56.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

156) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- He did not fulfill the Old Testament prophesies concerning the Messiah, so they saw no reason to accept Him. (JEWPROPH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	567	19.7
2) Disagree	2304	80.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

157) Why did the Jews reject Christ? Check all answers with which you agree. -- They hated Gentiles and couldn't accept Christ's message of brotherhood. (JEWHATED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	566	19.7
2) Disagree	2305	80.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

158) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- They don't believe He ever really existed and feel Christians are foolish to believe in Him. (JEWEXIST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	292	10.2
2) Disagree	2579	89.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

159) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- Jews respect Christ as a great teacher, but they are still sure He is not the Son of God. (JEWTEACH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	2111	73.5
2) Disagree	760	26.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

160) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- Jews regard Jesus as a misguided fanatic. (JEWFANAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	118	4.1
2) Disagree	2753	95.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

161) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- Jews don't give much thought to Jesus and His message. (JEWMUCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	425	14.8
2) Disagree	2446	85.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

162) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- Jews secretly worry that they may be wrong for not accepting Jesus as the Savior. (JEWWORRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	246	8.6
2) Disagree	2625	91.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

163) How do you think Jews in America today feel about Jesus? -- Jews are sorry about Christ's crucifixion. (JEWSORRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	423	14.7
2) Disagree	2448	85.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

164) The Jews can never be forgiven for what they did to Jesus until they accept Him as the true Savior. (FORGIJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	834	31.7
2) Disagree	995	37.8
3) Uncertain	804	30.5
Missing	242
Total	2633	100.0

165) The reason the Jews have so much trouble is because God is punishing them for rejecting Jesus. (PUNISJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	356	13.4
2) Disagree	1515	57.1
3) Uncertain	780	29.4
Missing	224
Total	2651	100.0

166) At the time when Luther broke with the Roman Catholic Church, it was sinful and corrupt. (LUTHERS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1733	64.7
2) Disagree	444	16.6
3) Uncertain	500	18.7
Missing	198
Total	2677	100.0

167) Luther was excommunicated for breaking his vows as a monk before he began his religious revolt. (LUTHER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	525	20.1
2) Disagree	1012	38.8
3) Uncertain	1069	41.0
Missing	269
Total	2606	100.0

168) It would have been much better for Christianity if the split between Protestants and Catholics had never occurred. (PRTSCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	649	24.0
2) Disagree	1622	59.9
3) Uncertain	437	16.1
Missing	167
Total	2708	100.0

169) Both Luther and the Roman Catholic Church were partly right and partly wrong in the dispute that led to their split. (LUTHCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1062	40.0
2) Disagree	870	32.7
3) Uncertain	725	27.3
Missing	218
Total	2657	100.0

170) Luther was a monk who left the Catholic Church because he wanted to marry a nun. (MONKNUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	97	3.6
2) Disagree	1924	72.2
3) Uncertain	643	24.1
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

171) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants worship God. (PROTWSHP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2725	99.7
2) No	9	0.3
Missing	141
Total	2734	100.0

172) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants believe in life after death. (LFEAFDTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2623	98.4
2) No	42	1.6
Missing	210
Total	2665	100.0

173) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants regard the Old Testament as God's word. (GODSWORD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2339	91.3
2) No	224	8.7
Missing	312
Total	2563	100.0

174) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants believe in Christ. (BLVNCHST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2688	99.6
2) No	12	0.4
Missing	175
Total	2700	100.0

175) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants honor the Holy Saints. (HNRSAINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	803	33.7
2) No	1580	66.3
Missing	492
Total	2383	100.0

176) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants circumcise their sons for religious reasons. (CIRCUMCI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	95	3.9
2) No	2319	96.1
Missing	461
Total	2414	100.0

177) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants regard the New Testament as God's word. (GODWORD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2418	94.8
2) No	132	5.2
Missing	325
Total	2550	100.0

178) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants believe in the Ten Commandments. (PRTSBLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2680	98.9
2) No	29	1.1
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

179) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Protestants are truly religious. (PRTSTRUE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2438	94.8
2) No	134	5.2
Missing	303
Total	2572	100.0

180) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics worship God. (CTHLCGOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2567	96.2
2) No	102	3.8
Missing	206
Total	2669	100.0

181) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics believe in life after death. (CTHLLFDT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2556	98.1
2) No	50	1.9
Missing	269
Total	2606	100.0

182) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics regard the Old Testament as God's Word. (CTHLGODW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2134	88.6
2) No	274	11.4
Missing	467
Total	2408	100.0

183) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics believe in Christ. (CTHLCHRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2561	98.1
2) No	50	1.9
Missing	264
Total	2611	100.0

184) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics honor the Holy Saints. (CTHLSNTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2591	98.7
2) No	33	1.3
Missing	251
Total	2624	100.0

185) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics circumcise their sons for religious reasons. (CTHLCIRC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	201	8.6
2) No	2135	91.4
Missing	539
Total	2336	100.0

186) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics regard the New Testament as God's word. (CTHLGODS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2172	90.9
2) No	217	9.1
Missing	486
Total	2389	100.0

187) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics believe in the Ten Commandments. (CTHLBLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2576	98.5
2) No	39	1.5
Missing	260
Total	2615	100.0

188) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Catholics are truly religious. (CTHLRELI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2371	93.6
2) No	163	6.4
Missing	341
Total	2534	100.0

189) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews worship God. (JEWORSHP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2410	95.0
2) No	126	5.0
Missing	339
Total	2536	100.0

190) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews believe in life after death. (JEWLFDTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1866	86.6
2) No	289	13.4
Missing	720
Total	2155	100.0

191) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews regard the Old Testament as God's word. (JEWGODWD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2201	92.8
2) No	171	7.2
Missing	503
Total	2372	100.0

192) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews believe in Christ. (JEWBLVCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	183	7.8
2) No	2166	92.2
Missing	526
Total	2349	100.0

193) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews honor the Holy Saints. (JEWSAINT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	213	10.1
2) No	1886	89.9
Missing	776
Total	2099	100.0

194) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews circumcise their sons for religious reasons. (JEWCIRC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2428	95.3
2) No	119	4.7
Missing	328
Total	2547	100.0

195) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews regard the New Testament as God's word. (JEWGODSW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	148	6.7
2) No	2056	93.3
Missing	671
Total	2204	100.0

196) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews believe in the Ten Commandments. (JEW10COM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2166	92.4
2) No	179	7.6
Missing	530
Total	2345	100.0

197) For each of the following religious beliefs and practices listed below, decide whether or not you think it is generally true of the three major American faiths. -- Jews are truly religious. (JEWTRURE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2245	92.8
2) No	175	7.2
Missing	455
Total	2420	100.0

198) How do you feel about the future of the Protestant Church in America? (FUTRPRST)

	TOTAL	%
1) It will probably gain more and more influence.	1269	46.7
2) It will continue about the same as it is.	1060	39.0
3) It will probably lose some influence.	301	11.1
4) It will probably grow rather weak.	85	3.1
Missing	160
Total	2715	100.0

199) How do you feel about the future of the Catholic Church in America? (FUTRCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) It will probably gain more and more influence.	1450	52.9
2) It will continue about the same as it is.	959	35.0
3) It will probably lose some influence.	295	10.8
4) It will probably grow rather weak.	37	1.3
Missing	134
Total	2741	100.0

200) How do you feel about the future of the Jewish religion in America? (FUTRJWSH)

	TOTAL	%
1) It will probably gain more and more influence.	280	10.6
2) It will continue about the same as it is.	1635	62.0
3) It will probably lose some influence.	533	20.2
4) It will probably grow rather weak.	187	7.1
Missing	240
Total	2635	100.0

201) How do you feel about the future of the atheistic beliefs in America? (FUTRATHE)

	TOTAL	%
1) It will probably gain more and more influence.	574	21.5
2) It will continue about the same as it is.	990	37.1
3) It will probably lose some influence.	615	23.0
4) It will probably grow rather weak.	490	18.4
Missing	206
Total	2669	100.0

202) It sometimes happens when we first meet a person that we know only one thing about him. We may know what he does for a living, or what his religion is or where he comes from, and so on. We all tend to form a first impression of this person on the basis of this one thing we know about him. Now, would you put yourself in the situation of just having met a person and the only thing you know about him is that he is a Baptist. -- Knowing only this one thing about him, what would your immediate reaction tend to be? (FSTBAPTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) I think I would feel friendly and at ease.	1818	65.7
2) I think I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	208	7.5
3) I think I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	18	0.7
4) I think I would feel quite unfriendly.	4	0.1
5) I think I would feel nothing either way.	721	26.0
Missing	106
Total	2769	100.0

203) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Communist (FSTCMNST)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	107	3.9
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	554	19.9
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	895	32.2
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	1060	38.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	162	5.8
Missing	97
Total	2778	100.0

204) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Methodist (FSTMETHD)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2257	80.8
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	114	4.1
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	5	0.2
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	4	0.1
5) I would feel nothing either way.	413	14.8
Missing	82
Total	2793	100.0

205) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a German (FSTGERMN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2025	73.0
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	299	10.8
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	31	1.1
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	6	0.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	413	14.9
Missing	101
Total	2774	100.0

206) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an African (FSTAFRCN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1407	51.2
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	846	30.8
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	84	3.1
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	15	0.5
5) I would feel nothing either way.	396	14.4
Missing	127
Total	2748	100.0

207) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an alcoholic (FSTALCLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	470	17.1
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	1383	50.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	502	18.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	145	5.3
5) I would feel nothing either way.	250	9.1
Missing	125
Total	2750	100.0

208) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Roman Catholic (FSTRCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2054	74.0
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	329	11.9
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	34	1.2
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	16	0.6
5) I would feel nothing either way.	343	12.4
Missing	99
Total	2776	100.0

209) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a left-winger (FSTLFWNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	495	19.4
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	739	28.9
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	597	23.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	293	11.5
5) I would feel nothing either way.	434	17.0
Missing	317
Total	2558	100.0

210) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Episcopalian (FSTEPSCP)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2212	80.1
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	153	5.5
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	10	0.4
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	2	0.1
5) I would feel nothing either way.	384	13.9
Missing	114
Total	2761	100.0

211) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Puerto Rican (FSTPRTOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1659	60.5
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	547	20.0
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	61	2.2
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	12	0.4
5) I would feel nothing either way.	461	16.8
Missing	135
Total	2740	100.0

212) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Jehovah's Witness (FSTJHOVA)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	816	29.7
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	904	32.9
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	456	16.6
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	220	8.0
5) I would feel nothing either way.	350	12.7
Missing	129
Total	2746	100.0

213) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a conservative (FSTCONSR)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1681	63.2
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	394	14.8
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	55	2.1
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	10	0.4
5) I would feel nothing either way.	519	19.5
Missing	216
Total	2659	100.0

214) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Jew (FSTJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1958	70.9
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	368	13.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	26	0.9
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	8	0.3
5) I would feel nothing either way.	403	14.6
Missing	112
Total	2763	100.0

215) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Irishman (FSTIRISH)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2274	82.3
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	105	3.8
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	15	0.5
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	7	0.3
5) I would feel nothing either way.	363	13.1
Missing	111
Total	2764	100.0

216) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a fascist (FSTFSCST)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	243	9.2
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	619	23.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	824	31.1
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	695	26.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	272	10.3
Missing	222
Total	2653	100.0

217) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Negro (FSTNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1636	59.6
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	636	23.2
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	82	3.0
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	12	0.4
5) I would feel nothing either way.	378	13.8
Missing	131
Total	2744	100.0

218) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Englishman (FSTENGLS)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2265	82.1
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	110	4.0
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	16	0.6
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	5	0.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	363	13.2
Missing	116
Total	2759	100.0

219) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a right-winger (FSTRTWNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	943	37.3
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	749	29.6
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	250	9.9
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	70	2.8
5) I would feel nothing either way.	518	20.5
Missing	345
Total	2530	100.0

220) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Pole (FSTPOLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1935	71.4
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	270	10.0
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	34	1.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	8	0.3
5) I would feel nothing either way.	462	17.1
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

221) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an atheist (FSTATHST)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	694	25.6
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	823	30.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	497	18.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	324	11.9
5) I would feel nothing either way.	378	13.9
Missing	159
Total	2716	100.0

222) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a liberal (FSTLIBRL)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1432	55.4
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	473	18.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	110	4.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	23	0.9
5) I would feel nothing either way.	545	21.1
Missing	292
Total	2583	100.0

223) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a teetotaler (FSTTTLR)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1658	61.8
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	471	17.6
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	57	2.1
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	21	0.8
5) I would feel nothing either way.	476	17.7
Missing	192
Total	2683	100.0

224) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Zionist (FSTZINST)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1186	47.3
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	522	20.8
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	95	3.8
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	23	0.9
5) I would feel nothing either way.	683	27.2
Missing	366
Total	2509	100.0

225) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Italian (FSTITLAN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	2123	77.4
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	207	7.5
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	17	0.6
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	2	0.1
5) I would feel nothing either way.	395	14.4
Missing	131
Total	2744	100.0

226) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a spiritualist (FSTSPRIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	668	24.9
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	949	35.3
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	477	17.7
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	166	6.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	428	15.9
Missing	187
Total	2688	100.0

227) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of a Russian (FSTRUSSN)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1326	48.4
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	766	27.9
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	187	6.8
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	60	2.2
5) I would feel nothing either way.	402	14.7
Missing	134
Total	2741	100.0

228) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Oriental (FSTORNTL)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1918	69.6
2) I would feel friendly, but somewhat uneasy.	389	14.1
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	36	1.3
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	7	0.3
5) I would feel nothing either way.	404	14.7
Missing	121
Total	2754	100.0

229) Now we would like you to read each of the following characteristics and assume for each that it is the only thing you know about a person, and decide what your immediate reaction would be. -- First impression of an Israeli (FSTISRLI)

	TOTAL	%
1) I would feel friendly and at ease.	1811	66.1
2) I would feel friendly but somewhat uneasy.	413	15.1
3) I would feel uneasy and somewhat unfriendly.	45	1.6
4) I would feel quite unfriendly.	3	0.1
5) I would feel nothing either way.	467	17.1
Missing	136
Total	2739	100.0

230) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Jew (KNWLJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2350	81.9
2) No	521	18.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

231) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Catholic (KNCTHLIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2756	96.0
2) No	115	4.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

232) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Protestant (KNPRTSTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2741	95.5
2) No	130	4.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

233) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Negro (KNNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1883	65.6
2) No	988	34.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

234) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Someone who did not believe in God (KNDTGOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1413	49.2
2) No	1458	50.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

235) Below are listed several kinds of people. We would like you to think back over your lifetime and recall whether you have ever known at least one person quite well who was a member of such a group. Mark each group from which you have known at least one person quite well. -- Communist (KNCMMNST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	230	8.0
2) No	2641	92.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

236) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- Jews (MNYJEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	361	13.2
2) One	187	6.9
3) Two-Three	624	22.9
4) Four-Ten	683	25.1
5) Eleven or More	654	24.0
6) Don't Know	217	8.0
Missing	149
Total	2726	100.0

237) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- Catholics (MNYCTHLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	19	0.7
2) One	25	0.9
3) Two - Three	117	4.2
4) Four - Ten	499	17.8
5) Eleven or more	1996	71.2
6) Don't Know	149	5.3
Missing	70
Total	2805	100.0

238) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- Protestants (MNYPRTST)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	19	0.7
2) One	10	0.4
3) Two - Three	38	1.4
4) Four - Ten	108	3.9
5) Eleven or more	2403	86.2
6) Don't know	209	7.5
Missing	88
Total	2787	100.0

239) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- Negroes (MNYNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	745	28.0
2) One	198	7.4
3) Two - Three	660	24.8
4) Four - Ten	529	19.9
5) Eleven or more	399	15.0
6) Don't know	127	4.8
Missing	217
Total	2658	100.0

240) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- People who don't believe in God (MNYNOBLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	878	33.5
2) One	340	13.0
3) Two - Three	414	15.8
4) Four - Ten	163	6.2
5) Eleven or more	125	4.8
6) Don't know	698	26.7
Missing	257
Total	2618	100.0

241) How many persons of the following groups would you say you are acquainted with at the present time? -- Communists (MNYCMMNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1826	71.2
2) One	37	1.4
3) Two - Three	35	1.4
4) Four - Ten	9	0.4
5) Eleven or more	6	0.2
6) Don't know	650	25.4
Missing	312
Total	2563	100.0

242) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- Jews (WLLJEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	692	26.1
2) One	337	12.7
3) Two - Three	690	26.0
4) Four - Ten	494	18.6
5) Eleven or more	289	10.9
6) Don't know	147	5.5
Missing	226
Total	2649	100.0

243) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- Catholics (WLLCTHLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	72	2.6
2) One	62	2.2
3) Two - Three	342	12.3
4) Four - Ten	715	25.8
5) Eleven or more	1477	53.2
6) Don't know	108	3.9
Missing	99
Total	2776	100.0

244) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- Protestants (WLLPRTST)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	29	1.0
2) One	16	0.6
3) Two - Three	70	2.5
4) Four - Ten	303	10.9
5) Eleven or more	2181	78.7
6) Don't know	173	6.2
Missing	103
Total	2772	100.0

245) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- Negroes (WLLNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1291	49.9
2) One	260	10.0
3) Two - Three	468	18.1
4) Four - Ten	260	10.0
5) Eleven or more	186	7.2
6) Don't know	124	4.8
Missing	286
Total	2589	100.0

246) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- People who don't believe in God (WLLNOBLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1178	46.1
2) One	359	14.0
3) Two - Three	312	12.2
4) Four - Ten	102	4.0
5) Eleven or more	63	2.5
6) Don't know	544	21.3
Missing	317
Total	2558	100.0

247) How many persons from each of the following groups would you say you know well? -- Communists (WLLCMNST)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1889	76.8
2) One	33	1.3
3) Two - Three	21	0.9
4) Four - Ten	3	0.1
5) Eleven or more	1	0.0
6) Don't know	513	20.9
Missing	415
Total	2460	100.0

248) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- Jews (NBHDJEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	219	8.7
2) Some	1095	43.3
3) Hardly any	689	27.3
4) None	525	20.8
Missing	347
Total	2528	100.0

249) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- Catholics (NBHDCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	1722	63.4
2) Some	925	34.1
3) Hardly any	48	1.8
4) None	19	0.7
Missing	161
Total	2714	100.0

250) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- Protestants (NBHDPRTS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	1897	70.1
2) Some	770	28.5
3) Hardly any	29	1.1
4) None	10	0.4
Missing	169
Total	2706	100.0

251) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- Negroes (NBHDNEGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	102	3.9
2) Some	359	13.6
3) Hardly any	543	20.6
4) None	1631	61.9
Missing	240
Total	2635	100.0

252) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- People who don't believe in God (NBHDBLVG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	93	4.6
2) Some	506	25.2
3) Hardly any	658	32.8
4) None	747	37.3
Missing	871
Total	2004	100.0

253) How many families of each of the following groups would you say live in your neighborhood? -- Communists (NBHDCMNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	24	1.2
2) Some	49	2.5
3) Hardly any	270	13.9
4) None	1593	82.3
Missing	939
Total	1936	100.0

254) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- Jews (ENTNJEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	715	26.8
2) Once or twice	569	21.4
3) Occasionally	865	32.5
4) Fairly often	309	11.6
5) Quite often	206	7.7
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

255) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- Catholics (ENTCTHLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	75	2.7
2) Once or twice	141	5.1
3) Occasionally	788	28.4
4) Fairly often	791	28.5
5) Quite often	982	35.4
Missing	98
Total	2777	100.0

256) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- Protestants (ENTPRTST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	34	1.2
2) Once or twice	56	2.0
3) Occasionally	370	13.3
4) Fairly often	735	26.5
5) Quite often	1582	57.0
Missing	98
Total	2777	100.0

257) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- Negroes (ENTNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	1844	70.2
2) Once or twice	505	19.2
3) Occasionally	208	7.9
4) Fairly often	34	1.3
5) Quite often	36	1.4
Missing	248
Total	2627	100.0

258) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- People who don't believe in God (ENTNOBLV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	1356	57.9
2) Once or twice	371	15.8
3) Occasionally	379	16.2
4) Fairly often	130	5.6
5) Quite often	105	4.5
Missing	534
Total	2341	100.0

259) Have you ever entertained members of the following groups in your home, and if so, how often would you say you had done this? -- Communists (ENTCMNST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Never	2266	96.5
2) Once or twice	49	2.1
3) Occasionally	18	0.8
4) Fairly often	5	0.2
5) Quite often	10	0.4
Missing	527
Total	2348	100.0

260) How interested would you say you were in knowing the religious affiliation of people you meet? Would you say you were: (PRSNRELG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very interested	462	16.3
2) Quite interested	583	20.6
3) Somewhat interested	885	31.3
4) Not very interested	567	20.0
5) Not interested at all	334	11.8
Missing	44
Total	2831	100.0

261) If a person refuses to tell people his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (Check as many answers as you agree with.) -- First answer (TELRELI1)

	TOTAL	%
1) He must have something to hide or be ashamed of his religion	616	21.8
2) A man should be proud of his religion or change it	418	14.8
3) A man has a right to keep his religious affiliation to himself	1043	36.9
4) I'd wonder about someone who was afraid to admit religion	682	24.1
5) He is probably covering up the fact that he has no religion	70	2.5
Missing	46
Total	2829	100.0

262) If a person refuses to tell people his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (Check as many answers as you agree with.) -- Second answer (TELRELI2)

	TOTAL	%
2) A man should be proud of his religion or change it	419	32.3
3) A man has a right to keep his religious affiliation to himself	264	20.3
4) I'd wonder about someone who was afraid to admit religion	531	40.9
5) He is probably covering up the fact that he has no religion	85	6.5
Missing	1576
Total	1299	100.0

263) If a person refuses to tell people his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (Check as many answers as you agree with.) -- Third answer (TELRELI3)

	TOTAL	%
3) A man has a right to keep his religious affiliation to himself	171	24.2
4) I'd wonder about someone who was afraid to admit religion	387	54.7
5) He is probably covering up the fact that he has no religion	150	21.2
Missing	2167
Total	708	100.0

264) If a person refuses to tell people his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (Check as many answers as you agree with.) -- Fourth answer (TELRELI4)

	TOTAL	%
4) I'd wonder about someone who was afraid to admit religion	156	51.1
5) He is probably covering up the fact that he has no religion	149	48.9
Missing	2570
Total	305	100.0

265) If a person refuses to tell people his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (Check as many answers as you agree with.) -- Fifth answer (TELRELI5)

	TOTAL	%
5) He is probably covering up the fact that he has no religion	91	100.0
Missing	2784
Total	91	100.0

266) If a person refuses to tell you his religious affiliation, what would you think of this? (TELRELIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Some entry made	2541	88.5
2) No entry made	330	11.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

267) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- A book he wrote should be removed from the library. (BKSRMVD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	357	13.4
2) Disagree	2308	86.6
Missing	210
Total	2665	100.0

268) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should be fired from a job in a supermarket. (FRDFMJOB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	39	1.5
2) Disagree	2610	98.5
Missing	226
Total	2649	100.0

269) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should not be allowed to teach in a private university. (NOTEACH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	850	31.4
2) Disagree	1854	68.6
Missing	171
Total	2704	100.0

270) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should not be allowed to teach in a public high school. (NOTCHHS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1121	41.0
2) Disagree	1610	59.0
Missing	144
Total	2731	100.0

271) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should be fired from a defense plant. (FRDPLANT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	204	7.8
2) Disagree	2428	92.2
Missing	243
Total	2632	100.0

272) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should not be allowed to preach his beliefs to others. (NOPREACH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	718	26.8
2) Disagree	1961	73.2
Missing	196
Total	2679	100.0

273) As you probably know, there are a number of people in this country who claim they do not believe in God. Suppose a man publicly admitted he did not believe in God, would you agree that the following actions should be taken against him? -- He should not be allowed to hold public office. (NOPUBOFC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	782	29.3
2) Disagree	1887	70.7
Missing	206
Total	2669	100.0

274) How serious a problem do you think exists in this country because of people who do not believe in God? (HVPROBLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very serious	686	25.0
2) Fairly serious	682	24.9
3) Not very serious	940	34.3
4) Not serious at all	436	15.9
Missing	131
Total	2744	100.0

275) If very or fairly serious, what would you say was the most important way in which people who don't believe in God create a problem? (Please specify) (HOWPRBLM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Some entry made	1242	83.5
2) No entry made	246	16.5
Missing	1387
Total	1488	100.0

276) Would you agree that a person who says there is no God is likely to hold dangerous political ideas? (DNGRIDEA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1021	36.9
2) Disagree	854	30.9
3) Uncertain	892	32.2
Missing	108
Total	2767	100.0

277) I tend to distrust a person who does not believe in God. (DISTRUST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	747	27.0
2) Disagree	1403	50.8
3) Uncertain	613	22.2
Missing	112
Total	2763	100.0

278) Most of my friends could not like someone who didn't believe in Jesus. (FRNOLIK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	611	22.2
2) Disagree	1205	43.8
3) Uncertain	935	34.0
Missing	124
Total	2751	100.0

279) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews are particularly generous and give a great deal of money to charity. (JEWGENRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	708	27.3
2) Somewhat	985	38.0
3) No	901	34.7
Missing	281
Total	2594	100.0

280) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews like to be with other Jews and tend to avoid non-Jews. (JEWNJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	983	36.9
2) Somewhat	1091	41.0
3) No	590	22.1
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

281) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jewish parents tend to be very concerned about making sure that their children marry Jews. (JWMRYJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2010	74.5
2) Somewhat	583	21.6
3) No	104	3.9
Missing	178
Total	2697	100.0

282) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- On the average, Jews are wealthier than Christians. (JEWEALTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	937	35.4
2) Somewhat	696	26.3
3) No	1015	38.3
Missing	227
Total	2648	100.0

283) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews are more likely than Christians to cheat in business. (JEWCHEAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	465	17.6
2) Somewhat	464	17.6
3) No	1709	64.8
Missing	237
Total	2638	100.0

284) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jewish children tend to get better grades in school than Christian children do. (JEWBTRSC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	473	18.4
2) Somewhat	497	19.4
3) No	1597	62.2
Missing	308
Total	2567	100.0

285) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews are less likely than Christians to oppose Communism. (JEW4CMNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	228	9.0
2) Somewhat	226	9.0
3) No	2071	82.0
Missing	350
Total	2525	100.0

286) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- On the average, Jews tend to drink less than non-Jews. (JWDRNKL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	683	27.9
2) Somewhat	479	19.6
3) No	1285	52.5
Missing	428
Total	2447	100.0

287) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- The movie and television industries are pretty much run by Jews. (JWRUNTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1370	53.0
2) Somewhat	726	28.1
3) No	489	18.9
Missing	290
Total	2585	100.0

288) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews are ambitious and work hard to succeed. (JWAMBSHS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2190	80.8
2) Somewhat	459	16.9
3) No	63	2.3
Missing	163
Total	2712	100.0

289) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews tend to wear flashy clothes and jewelry. (JWDRSFLS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	515	19.5
2) Somewhat	732	27.7
3) No	1395	52.8
Missing	233
Total	2642	100.0

290) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews are particularly generous and give a great deal of money to charity. (IFEELJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	1303	49.8
2) Unfriendly	66	2.5
3) Neither way	1250	47.7
Missing	256
Total	2619	100.0

291) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews like to be with other Jews and tend to avoid non-Jews. (JWAVDNJW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	335	12.7
2) Unfriendly	516	19.6
3) Neither way	1778	67.6
Missing	246
Total	2629	100.0

292) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jewish parents tend to be very concerned about making sure that their children marry Jews. (JEWMRYJW)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	594	22.6
2) Unfriendly	163	6.2
3) Neither way	1872	71.2
Missing	246
Total	2629	100.0

293) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If, on the average, Jews are wealthier than Christians. (JWEALTHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	361	13.9
2) Unfriendly	117	4.5
3) Neither way	2128	81.7
Missing	269
Total	2606	100.0

294) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews are more likely than Christians to cheat in business. (JWCHEAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	128	5.0
2) Unfriendly	1739	67.7
3) Neither way	701	27.3
Missing	307
Total	2568	100.0

295) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jewish children tend to get better grades in school than Christian children do. (JWBTRTHN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	522	20.5
2) Unfriendly	66	2.6
3) Neither way	1962	76.9
Missing	325
Total	2550	100.0

296) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews are less likely than Christians to oppose Communism. (JW4CMNSM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	389	15.7
2) Unfriendly	1163	47.0
3) Neither way	922	37.3
Missing	401
Total	2474	100.0

297) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If, on the average, Jews tend to drink less than non-Jews. (JWDRKLS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	733	29.4
2) Unfriendly	51	2.0
3) Neither way	1705	68.5
Missing	386
Total	2489	100.0

298) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If the movie and television industries are pretty much run by Jews. (JWHLLYWD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	351	13.8
2) Unfriendly	181	7.1
3) Neither way	2019	79.1
Missing	324
Total	2551	100.0

299) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews are ambitious and work hard to succeed. (JEWAMBSH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	1164	44.6
2) Unfriendly	42	1.6
3) Neither way	1401	53.7
Missing	268
Total	2607	100.0

300) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews tend to wear flashy clothes and jewelry. (JWFLSDRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	241	9.4
2) Unfriendly	423	16.5
3) Neither way	1906	74.2
Missing	305
Total	2570	100.0

301) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jewish organizations have been strong supporters of Negro sit-in campaigns. (JWSPNEGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	254	12.1
2) Somewhat	458	21.9
3) No	1380	66.0
Missing	783
Total	2092	100.0

302) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews, in general, are inclined to be more loyal to Israel than to America. (JWISRAEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	351	14.5
2) Somewhat	498	20.5
3) No	1575	65.0
Missing	451
Total	2424	100.0

303) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- An unusual number of the world's greatest men have been Jews. (JWGRTMEN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	982	40.3
2) Somewhat	538	22.1
3) No	917	37.6
Missing	438
Total	2437	100.0

304) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Because Jews are not bound by Christian ethics, they do things to get ahead that Christians generally will not do. (JWGETAHD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	479	19.3
2) Somewhat	574	23.1
3) No	1429	57.6
Missing	393
Total	2482	100.0

305) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- While many Jews attend synagogues and worship God, most Jews are not very religious. (JWNTRELI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	389	15.9
2) Somewhat	570	23.3
3) No	1483	60.7
Missing	433
Total	2442	100.0

306) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- International banking tends to be dominated by Jews. (JWDMBANK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	737	32.9
2) Somewhat	642	28.6
3) No	864	38.5
Missing	632
Total	2243	100.0

307) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Many Jews oppose allowing Christian holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, to be celebrated in the public schools. (JWCHHDAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	739	30.6
2) Somewhat	518	21.5
3) No	1157	47.9
Missing	461
Total	2414	100.0

308) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jewish boys were less likely than Christian boys to volunteer for service in the armed forces during the last war. (JEWARMY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	285	12.6
2) Somewhat	320	14.2
3) No	1648	73.1
Missing	622
Total	2253	100.0

309) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews have tended to be ardent supporters of labor. (JWSPLABR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	236	11.4
2) Somewhat	430	20.8
3) No	1404	67.8
Missing	805
Total	2070	100.0

310) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Among themselves, Jews think Christians are ignorant for believing Christ was the Son of God. (JWBLVIGN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	553	24.7
2) Somewhat	606	27.1
3) No	1077	48.2
Missing	639
Total	2236	100.0

311) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews provide most of the funds for Planned Parenthood centers and other birth control programs. (JBRTHCTL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	98	5.0
2) Somewhat	223	11.3
3) No	1653	83.7
Missing	901
Total	1974	100.0

312) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews believe they are better than other people. (JWBTROTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	448	18.7
2) Somewhat	684	28.5
3) No	1270	52.9
Missing	473
Total	2402	100.0

313) Do you feel Jews tend to be like this? -- Jews want to remain different from other people, and yet, they are touchy if people notice these differences. (JWBEDIFF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	771	32.1
2) Somewhat	803	33.4
3) No	829	34.5
Missing	472
Total	2403	100.0

314) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jewish organizations have been strong supporters of Negro sit-in campaigns. (JWNEGRSP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	483	21.6
2) Unfriendly	487	21.8
3) Neither way	1264	56.6
Missing	641
Total	2234	100.0

315) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews, in general, are inclined to be more loyal to Israel than to America. (JISRAEL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	205	8.7
2) Unfriendly	1161	49.3
3) Neither way	988	42.0
Missing	521
Total	2354	100.0

316) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If an unusual number of the world's greatest men have been Jews. (JGRTMENR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	959	40.8
2) Unfriendly	20	0.9
3) Neither way	1369	58.3
Missing	527
Total	2348	100.0

317) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If, because Jews are not bound by Christian ethics, they do things to get ahead that Christians generally will not do. (JGETAHED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	111	4.7
2) Unfriendly	1442	60.7
3) Neither way	823	34.6
Missing	499
Total	2376	100.0

318) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If, while many Jews attend synagogues and worship God, most Jews aren't very religious. (JNTRELIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	239	10.2
2) Unfriendly	290	12.4
3) Neither way	1812	77.4
Missing	534
Total	2341	100.0

319) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If international banking tends to be dominated by Jews. (JDOMBANK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	242	10.6
2) Unfriendly	197	8.6
3) Neither way	1846	80.8
Missing	590
Total	2285	100.0

320) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If many Jews oppose allowing Christian holidays, such as Christmas and Easter, to be celebrated in the public schools. (JANTHOLI)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	136	5.8
2) Unfriendly	1315	55.8
3) Neither way	905	38.4
Missing	519
Total	2356	100.0

321) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jewish boys were less likely than Christian boys to volunteer for service in the armed forces during the last war. (JVLTRARM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	148	6.5
2) Unfriendly	1222	53.5
3) Neither way	914	40.0
Missing	591
Total	2284	100.0

322) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews have tended to be ardent supporters of labor. (JSPLABOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	281	12.8
2) Unfriendly	411	18.8
3) Neither way	1499	68.4
Missing	684
Total	2191	100.0

323) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If, among themselves, Jews think Christians are ignorant for believing Christ was the Son of God. (JBLVIGNR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	116	5.1
2) Unfriendly	1000	44.2
3) Neither way	1147	50.7
Missing	612
Total	2263	100.0

324) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews provide most of the funds for Planned Parenthood centers and other birth control programs. (JFDBTHCT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	524	24.4
2) Unfriendly	152	7.1
3) Neither way	1469	68.5
Missing	730
Total	2145	100.0

325) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews believe that they are better than other people. (JBLVJBTR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	135	5.8
2) Unfriendly	1157	49.8
3) Neither way	1029	44.3
Missing	554
Total	2321	100.0

326) If Jews were like this, would it tend to make you feel friendly, unfriendly, or neither way? -- If Jews want to remain different from other people, and yet, they are touchy if people notice these differences. (JWNT2BDF)

	TOTAL	%
1) Friendly	183	7.9
2) Unfriendly	645	27.8
3) Neither way	1490	64.3
Missing	557
Total	2318	100.0

327) Some people are of the opinion that serious problems exist between the Catholics and Protestants in America today, while others say these problems are not really serious. How do you tend to feel about this? (PCTHLPRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) The problems are very serious.	293	10.8
2) The problems are fairly serious.	814	30.1
3) The problems are not very serious.	1356	50.1
4) There really aren't any problems at all.	245	9.0
Missing	167
Total	2708	100.0

328) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestants attack Catholic religious beliefs without knowing anything about them. (PATTKCTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	522	19.2
2) Tends to be true	1363	50.2
3) Tends to be false	528	19.5
4) False	300	11.1
Missing	162
Total	2713	100.0

329) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics stick to themselves and have as little to do with Protestants as possible. (CTHLSTAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	248	9.0
2) Tends to be true	566	20.6
3) Tends to be false	1022	37.3
4) False	905	33.0
Missing	134
Total	2741	100.0

330) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestant employers often discriminate against Catholics, for example, by not hiring or promoting them. (PEMPDISC)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	90	3.4
2) Tends to be true	311	11.6
3) Tends to be false	1125	42.1
4) False	1145	42.9
Missing	204
Total	2671	100.0

331) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics try to impose their religious practices on others. (CTHLMPOS)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	473	17.5
2) Tends to be true	760	28.1
3) Tends to be false	745	27.5
4) False	731	27.0
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

332) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestants don't really take their religion seriously compared to Catholics. (PRTSRLIG)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	522	19.2
2) Tends to be true	968	35.5
3) Tends to be false	488	17.9
4) False	745	27.4
Missing	152
Total	2723	100.0

333) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics believe they belong to the only true church. (CTHBLVCT)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	2185	79.4
2) Tends to be true	466	16.9
3) Tends to be false	58	2.1
4) False	44	1.6
Missing	122
Total	2753	100.0

334) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestants have tried to exclude Catholics from political offices. (PRTKPCTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1000	37.0
2) Tends to be true	1032	38.2
3) Tends to be false	374	13.8
4) False	295	10.9
Missing	174
Total	2701	100.0

335) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics tend to vote as a block for Catholic political candidates. (CTVOTEBK)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	888	33.5
2) Tends to be true	972	36.7
3) Tends to be false	445	16.8
4) False	347	13.1
Missing	223
Total	2652	100.0

336) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- The Catholic Church supports dictators in Catholic countries in South America and Europe. (CTHCHURC)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	570	23.9
2) Tends to be true	580	24.3
3) Tends to be false	551	23.1
4) False	686	28.7
Missing	488
Total	2387	100.0

337) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Compared to Catholics, Protestants do not oppose divorce as strongly as they should. (PRTDIVOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1218	44.8
2) Tends to be true	1100	40.5
3) Tends to be false	219	8.1
4) False	180	6.6
Missing	158
Total	2717	100.0

338) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestants have often spread false rumors about Catholic priests and nuns. (PRTRUMOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	622	23.7
2) Tends to be true	820	31.3
3) Tends to be false	641	24.4
4) False	539	20.6
Missing	253
Total	2622	100.0

339) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics are very lax about drinking and gambling as compared to Protestants. (PRTDRNK)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	723	27.0
2) Tends to be true	828	30.9
3) Tends to be false	601	22.4
4) False	527	19.7
Missing	196
Total	2679	100.0

340) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Catholics interfere with the rights of others to practice birth control if they wish. (CTHBTHCT)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	827	31.0
2) Tends to be true	758	28.5
3) Tends to be false	498	18.7
4) False	581	21.8
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

341) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- By denying tax support to parochial schools, Protestants unfairly make Catholics support schools they do not use. (PRTCTHNF)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	323	12.4
2) Tends to be true	440	16.9
3) Tends to be false	512	19.7
4) False	1330	51.1
Missing	270
Total	2605	100.0

342) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- Protestants are not given religious freedom in Catholic countries the way Catholics are given freedom here. (PRTFREDM)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	912	36.3
2) Tends to be true	700	27.9
3) Tends to be false	500	19.9
4) False	401	16.0
Missing	362
Total	2513	100.0

343) One of the ways to help reduce tensions between groups is to get out into the open things about one group that bother people in the other group. Here is a list of things that Protestants have said about Catholics and Catholics have said about Protestants. For each statement, would you please indicate how you feel: Do you feel it is true, tends to be true, tends to be false, or is false? -- The Catholic Church is unfair to demand that children of a Protestant-Catholic couple must be raised Catholics. (CTHNFAIR)

	TOTAL	%
1) True	1744	63.6
2) Tends to be true	502	18.3
3) Tends to be false	126	4.6
4) False	370	13.5
Missing	133
Total	2742	100.0

344) Some people tell us there are serious problems between Negroes and whites in America today, while others say the problems are not really serious. How do you tend to feel about this? (RACEPBLM)

	TOTAL	%
1) The problems are very serious.	1972	70.8
2) The problems are fairly serious.	728	26.1
3) The problems are not very serious.	74	2.7
4) There really aren't any problems at all.	11	0.4
Missing	90
Total	2785	100.0

345) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- Negroes are getting ahead as fast as we can hope for. (NEGROAHD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	475	17.9
2) Agree somewhat	801	30.1
3) Disagree somewhat	762	28.7
4) Definitely disagree	621	23.4
Missing	216
Total	2659	100.0

346) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- The Bible makes it quite clear that God meant for the races to be kept separate. (BBLRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	255	9.9
2) Agree somewhat	231	8.9
3) Disagree somewhat	280	10.8
4) Definitely disagree	1816	70.3
Missing	293
Total	2582	100.0

347) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- It's too bad, but in general, Negroes have inferior intelligence compared to whites. (NGRODUMB)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	286	10.5
2) Agree somewhat	563	20.7
3) Disagree somewhat	511	18.8
4) Definitely disagree	1359	50.0
Missing	156
Total	2719	100.0

348) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- Negroes ought to have the same opportunities and rights as others. (NGROPPOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	2237	81.1
2) Agree somewhat	352	12.8
3) Disagree somewhat	80	2.9
4) Definitely disagree	89	3.2
Missing	117
Total	2758	100.0

349) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- We can be proud of what we have done for the Negro in recent years. (PRODNGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	304	11.3
2) Agree somewhat	709	26.5
3) Disagree somewhat	835	31.2
4) Definitely disagree	832	31.0
Missing	195
Total	2680	100.0

350) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- It would probably be better for Negroes and whites to attend separate churches. (NGROWHT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	305	11.2
2) Agree somewhat	470	17.3
3) Disagree somewhat	467	17.2
4) Definitely disagree	1473	54.3
Missing	160
Total	2715	100.0

351) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- Negroes would advance as far as white people if they had the same opportunities as whites. (NGROADVN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	1359	49.5
2) Agree somewhat	760	27.7
3) Disagree somewhat	407	14.8
4) Definitely disagree	217	7.9
Missing	132
Total	2743	100.0

352) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- The races would probably get along fine in this country if the Communists and other radicals didn't stir up trouble. (CMNSTRDC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	595	21.9
2) Agree somewhat	774	28.5
3) Disagree somewhat	536	19.7
4) Definitely disagree	815	30.0
Missing	155
Total	2720	100.0

353) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- The Christian church is not doing enough to help the Negro. (CHNOHELP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	934	35.0
2) Agree somewhat	927	34.8
3) Disagree somewhat	507	19.0
4) Definitely disagree	298	11.2
Missing	209
Total	2666	100.0

354) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- It would probably be better all around if Negroes went to separate schools. (BTRNGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	253	9.3
2) Agree somewhat	356	13.1
3) Disagree somewhat	567	20.9
4) Definitely disagree	1539	56.7
Missing	160
Total	2715	100.0

355) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- Love thy neighbor means that we should treat all races the same. (LVTHYNBR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	2343	85.0
2) Agree somewhat	269	9.8
3) Disagree somewhat	81	2.9
4) Definitely disagree	65	2.4
Missing	117
Total	2758	100.0

356) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- It's a shame that Negroes are so immoral. (NGROIMML)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	245	9.3
2) Agree somewhat	520	19.8
3) Disagree somewhat	529	20.2
4) Definitely disagree	1329	50.7
Missing	252
Total	2623	100.0

357) Below are a number of statements people have made about Negro and white relations in America. Would you please read each and decide whether or not you tend to agree with it. -- Most Negro neighborhoods are rundown because Negroes simply don't take care of property. (NGNOCARE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Definitely agree	557	20.4
2) Agree somewhat	922	33.7
3) Disagree somewhat	617	22.6
4) Definitely disagree	638	23.3
Missing	141
Total	2734	100.0

358) Suppose you heard an argument between three of your friends over the practice of many vacation resorts of not permitting Jews as guests. One friend said Jews have a right to be admitted to any vacation resort, the second said Christians have a right to their own private resorts if they want them, the third said regardless of what Christians might expect, any resort owner has the right to run his business and pick his customers any way he wants to. With whom would you tend to agree? (JEWXCLUD)

	TOTAL	%
1) The Jews have a right to be admitted anywhere.	1224	44.4
2) Christians have a right to their own resorts if they want.	114	4.1
3) Resort owners have a right to pick their own customers.	1207	43.8
4) Answers 1 and 3	39	1.4
5) Answers 2 and 3	49	1.8
6) Answers 1 and 2	42	1.5
7) Answers 1, 2, and 3	79	2.9
Missing	121
Total	2754	100.0

359) What if you were in a store operated by Jew, and a customer came in to complain about a purchase, and during the argument with the storekeeper called him a crook like all the Jews. How would you feel and act in this circumstance? -- Would you be inclined to understand the customer's feelings? (INJWSTOR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	367	13.3
2) No	1716	62.4
3) Uncertain	668	24.3
Missing	124
Total	2751	100.0

360) What if you were in a store operated by Jew, and a customer came in to complain about a purchase, and during the argument with the storekeeper called him a crook like all the Jews. How would you feel and act in this circumstance? -- With whom would you be inclined to feel sympathetic? (STORSYPA)

	TOTAL	%
1) The customer	171	6.2
2) The owner	1343	49.1
3) Both	707	25.8
4) Neither	516	18.9
Missing	138
Total	2737	100.0

361) What if you were in a store operated by Jew, and a customer came in to complain about a purchase, and during the argument with the storekeeper called him a crook like all the Jews. How would you feel and act in this circumstance? -- What would you most likely do? (STORUDO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Leave the store quietly	789	28.8
2) Stay and say nothing	1668	61.0
3) Speak up on the side of the customer	16	0.6
4) Speak up on the side of the owner	263	9.6
Missing	139
Total	2736	100.0

362) What if you were in a store operated by Jew, and a customer came in to complain about a purchase, and during the argument with the storekeeper called him a crook like all the Jews. How would you feel and act in this circumstance? -- What if you knew the owner had actually cheated the customer? Would it change your feelings about the customer's remark or not? (STORLIED)

	TOTAL	%
1) It would likely change my feelings in that case.	1543	56.2
2) It would not change my feelings.	693	25.2
3) I don't know what effect it would have.	511	18.6
Missing	128
Total	2747	100.0

363) Suppose a friend told you he had been offered an attractive business deal by a Jewish businessman, but wondered if he should risk trusting a Jew in business. What would you most likely advise him? (TRUSTJEW)

	TOTAL	%
1) To avoid deals with Jews	34	1.2
2) To be very careful of dealing with a Jew	159	5.8
3) To go ahead, but be somewhat careful	720	26.4
4) To go ahead because Jews are no more likely to be dishonest	1753	64.3
5) To go ahead because Jews are especially honest in business	59	2.2
Missing	150
Total	2725	100.0

364) Suppose you own your home and several Negro families moved into your block. Would you be apt to move elsewhere, provided you could get a fair price for your house? (MVBCNGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Would certainly move	370	13.3
2) Would probably move	837	30.2
3) Probably wouldn't move	1090	39.3
4) Almost certainly would not move	477	17.2
Missing	101
Total	2774	100.0

365) Whether or not you think you would move if several Negro families moved onto your block, would you sympathize with friends of yours who decided to move? (SYMWFRND)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sympathize very much	449	16.3
2) Sympathize somewhat	952	34.6
3) Disapprove somewhat	646	23.5
4) Disapprove strongly	278	10.1
5) Feel nothing either way	423	15.4
Missing	127
Total	2748	100.0

366) Churches should stick to religion and not concern themselves with social, economic and political questions. (CHSTKREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	645	23.2
2) Disagree	1814	65.1
3) Uncertain	327	11.7
Missing	89
Total	2786	100.0

367) Aside from preaching, there is little that churches can really do about social and economic problems. (SOCPBLMS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	289	10.4
2) Disagree	2274	82.0
3) Uncertain	209	7.5
Missing	103
Total	2772	100.0

368) It is proper for churches to state their positions on practical political questions to the local, state or national government. (CHPOLPON)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1558	56.4
2) Disagree	755	27.4
3) Uncertain	447	16.2
Missing	115
Total	2760	100.0

369) War is justified when other ways of settling international disputes fail. (WARISOK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	863	31.5
2) Disagree	1174	42.8
3) Uncertain	704	25.7
Missing	134
Total	2741	100.0

370) The United States and Russia cannot live side by side without fighting. (USUSSRFT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	330	11.8
2) Disagree	1743	62.6
3) Uncertain	713	25.6
Missing	89
Total	2786	100.0

371) Red China ought not be admitted to the United Nations at the present time. (USNOREDC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1507	54.1
2) Disagree	565	20.3
3) Uncertain	713	25.6
Missing	90
Total	2785	100.0

372) War cannot be avoided in our time. (WARNOAVD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	269	9.7
2) Disagree	1602	57.6
3) Uncertain	912	32.8
Missing	92
Total	2783	100.0

373) The United States ought to invade Cuba. (USINCUBA)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	337	12.2
2) Disagree	1574	57.0
3) Uncertain	851	30.8
Missing	113
Total	2762	100.0

374) The United Nations ought to have the continued strong support of the United States. (USSUPTUN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	2435	87.5
2) Disagree	113	4.1
3) Uncertain	236	8.5
Missing	91
Total	2784	100.0

375) The United States should do everything it can to help underdeveloped countries raise their standard of living. (HLPUNDCY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	2258	80.8
2) Disagree	200	7.2
3) Uncertain	338	12.1
Missing	79
Total	2796	100.0

376) The United States should follow a policy of opening its doors to displaced persons (refugees), whoever they may be. (USREFUGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1119	40.2
2) Disagree	794	28.5
3) Uncertain	869	31.2
Missing	93
Total	2782	100.0

377) Nowadays, people are more afraid to speak their mind on controversial social issues than they used to be. (PPLNOXPR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	991	35.6
2) Disagree	1441	51.8
3) Uncertain	349	12.5
Missing	94
Total	2781	100.0

378) There is no room in church for people who believe in Communism. (NORMCMNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1126	40.8
2) Disagree	1164	42.2
3) Uncertain	470	17.0
Missing	115
Total	2760	100.0

379) Church people ought to recognize the right of conscientious objectors not to bear arms. (NOBRARMS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1668	60.8
2) Disagree	451	16.4
3) Uncertain	624	22.7
Missing	132
Total	2743	100.0

380) There's little use writing to public officials because they often aren't really interested in the problems of the average man. (PBLCOFCL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	317	11.4
2) Disagree	2188	78.5
3) Uncertain	283	10.2
Missing	87
Total	2788	100.0

381) The way they are run now, labor unions do this country more harm than good. (UNIONBD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1133	40.7
2) Disagree	862	30.9
3) Uncertain	791	28.4
Missing	89
Total	2786	100.0

382) Church people ought to take a bold stand in protecting freedom of speech even for people whose views are unpopular. (DFRESPCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	2014	73.1
2) Disagree	272	9.9
3) Uncertain	470	17.1
Missing	119
Total	2756	100.0

383) Nowadays, a person has to live pretty much for today and let tomorrow take care of itself. (LIV42DAY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	561	20.2
2) Disagree	2035	73.3
3) Uncertain	182	6.6
Missing	97
Total	2778	100.0

384) Communism is as much a threat inside the United States as outside it. (THRTNUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1822	65.0
2) Disagree	620	22.1
3) Uncertain	360	12.8
Missing	73
Total	2802	100.0

385) Big companies control too much of American business. (CTLUSBUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1140	41.1
2) Disagree	937	33.8
3) Uncertain	699	25.2
Missing	99
Total	2776	100.0

386) In spite of what some people say, the lot of the average man is getting worse, not better. (MENGTWRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	385	13.8
2) Disagree	2014	72.4
3) Uncertain	384	13.8
Missing	92
Total	2783	100.0

387) The House Un-American Activities Committee ought to be encouraged in the work it is doing. (UNARMECM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1486	54.7
2) Disagree	422	15.5
3) Uncertain	807	29.7
Missing	160
Total	2715	100.0

388) A high school teacher who pleads the Fifth Amendment while being questioned by a congressional committee ought to be fired at once. (THPLD5TH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	975	36.1
2) Disagree	916	33.9
3) Uncertain	808	29.9
Missing	176
Total	2699	100.0

389) It's hardly fair to bring children into the world the way things look for the future. (FTRGOOD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	182	6.6
2) Disagree	2363	85.1
3) Uncertain	232	8.4
Missing	98
Total	2777	100.0

390) The federal government ought to provide medical care for the aged. (GVTMEDCR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1462	52.6
2) Disagree	731	26.3
3) Uncertain	589	21.2
Missing	93
Total	2782	100.0

391) These days, a person doesn't really know whom he can count on. (WHOCOUNT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	692	25.1
2) Disagree	1707	61.9
3) Uncertain	360	13.0
Missing	116
Total	2759	100.0

392) In the past 25 years, this country has moved dangerously close to socialism. (USSOCLSM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1137	41.7
2) Disagree	889	32.6
3) Uncertain	698	25.6
Missing	151
Total	2724	100.0

393) We should not allow missionaries from non-Christian religions to spread their teachings in a Christian community. (NCRSTNTE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	708	26.1
2) Disagree	1480	54.5
3) Uncertain	527	19.4
Missing	160
Total	2715	100.0

394) Basically, I feel this is a Christian nation and persons who are not Christians and want religion kept out of public affairs ought to recognize this and stop complaining. (USCHRNAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	1637	60.0
2) Disagree	662	24.3
3) Uncertain	430	15.8
Missing	146
Total	2729	100.0

395) Because not all Americans have the same religious beliefs, it would be better not to have prayers in the public schools. (NOPRAYIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	821	30.1
2) Disagree	1616	59.2
3) Uncertain	293	10.7
Missing	145
Total	2730	100.0

396) Because many children do not have religious parents, it is our duty to teach their children to pray in school. (YSPRAYIN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	866	31.8
2) Disagree	1403	51.6
3) Uncertain	450	16.6
Missing	156
Total	2719	100.0

397) Since a majority of Americans are religious, they have a right to expect their children to learn prayers in public school. (PRAYUSRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	846	31.1
2) Disagree	1469	54.1
3) Uncertain	402	14.8
Missing	158
Total	2717	100.0

398) Because of the separation of church and state, it is unconstitutional for any kind of prayers to be said in public schools. (PRAYUNCS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Agree	522	19.4
2) Disagree	1665	62.0
3) Uncertain	498	18.5
Missing	190
Total	2685	100.0

399) If the federal government in Washington decides to give money to aid education, should the money go only to public schools, or should the money go to help Catholic and other private schools as well? (GVTAIDSC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Public schools only	1702	62.5
2) Catholic and private schools as well	712	26.2
3) I can't really decide	308	11.3
Missing	153
Total	2722	100.0

400) How do you feel about the state of morals in this country at the present time? (USMORALS)

	TOTAL	%
1) They are pretty bad, and getting worse.	1362	52.0
2) They are pretty bad, but getting better.	301	11.5
3) They are pretty good, but getting worse.	656	25.0
4) They are pretty good, and getting better.	220	8.4
5) They are unchanged.	45	1.7
6) They are pretty bad.	24	0.9
7) They are pretty good.	12	0.5
Missing	255
Total	2620	100.0

401) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Dancing (PASTDANC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	1444	53.4
2) Disapproves	423	15.7
3) Doesn't care	201	7.4
4) I really don't know	634	23.5
Missing	173
Total	2702	100.0

402) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Racial integration (PASTRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	1814	68.2
2) Disapproves	141	5.3
3) Doesn't care	27	1.0
4) I really don't know	679	25.5
Missing	214
Total	2661	100.0

403) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Bible reading in public schools (PASTBIBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	1027	38.8
2) Disapproves	210	7.9
3) Doesn't care	48	1.8
4) I really don't know	1364	51.5
Missing	226
Total	2649	100.0

404) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Converting Jews to Christianity (PASTCVRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	1328	50.2
2) Disapproves	88	3.3
3) Doesn't care	57	2.2
4) I really don't know	1172	44.3
Missing	230
Total	2645	100.0

405) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Gambling (PASTGMBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	106	4.0
2) Disapproves	1762	66.0
3) Doesn't care	109	4.1
4) I really don't know	691	25.9
Missing	207
Total	2668	100.0

406) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Artificial birth control (PASTBRTH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	862	32.5
2) Disapproves	583	22.0
3) Doesn't care	81	3.1
4) I really don't know	1123	42.4
Missing	226
Total	2649	100.0

407) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Mixed religious marriages (PASTMIX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	221	8.3
2) Disapproves	1342	50.5
3) Doesn't really care	104	3.9
4) I really don't know	989	37.2
Missing	219
Total	2656	100.0

408) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Censorship of books and movies (PASTCNSR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	1300	49.2
2) Disapproves	309	11.7
3) Doesn't really care	26	1.0
4) I really don't know	1005	38.1
Missing	235
Total	2640	100.0

409) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Capital punishment (PASTPNSH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	173	6.6
2) Disapproves	711	27.1
3) Doesn't really care	15	0.6
4) I really don't know	1720	65.7
Missing	256
Total	2619	100.0

410) Now we would like you to tell us how you think your pastor feels about a variety of things. We realize that this may be somewhat difficult for you to decide, but we ask you to do the best you can. For each of the following items, we would like you to decide whether your pastor approves or disapproves of it, or really has no preference either way. -- Racial mixing (PASTMIXR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approves	758	28.9
2) Disapproves	405	15.5
3) Doesn't really care	67	2.6
4) I really don't know	1391	53.1
Missing	254
Total	2621	100.0

411) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Dancing (IFLDANCE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	2194	80.7
2) Disapprove	279	10.3
3) Don't really care	187	6.9
4) I really don't know	60	2.2
Missing	155
Total	2720	100.0

412) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Racial integration (IFLRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1862	70.3
2) Disapprove	391	14.8
3) Don't really care	148	5.6
4) I really don't know	246	9.3
Missing	228
Total	2647	100.0

413) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Bible reading in public schools (IFLBIBLE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1397	52.3
2) Disapprove	717	26.8
3) Don't really care	266	10.0
4) I really don't know	291	10.9
Missing	204
Total	2671	100.0

414) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Converting Jews to Christianity (IFLCNVRT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1383	52.3
2) Disapprove	369	14.0
3) Don't really care	442	16.7
4) I really don't know	450	17.0
Missing	231
Total	2644	100.0

415) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Gambling (IFLGAMBL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	412	15.5
2) Disapprove	1463	54.9
3) Don't really care	676	25.4
4) I really don't know	113	4.2
Missing	211
Total	2664	100.0

416) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Artificial birth control (IFLBRTHC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1977	73.9
2) Disapprove	396	14.8
3) Don't really care	137	5.1
4) I really don't know	167	6.2
Missing	198
Total	2677	100.0

417) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Mixed religious marriages (IFLMXREL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	682	25.4
2) Disapprove	1316	49.0
3) Don't really care	494	18.4
4) I really don't know	191	7.1
Missing	192
Total	2683	100.0

418) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Censorship of movies and books (IFLCENSR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1603	60.2
2) Disapprove	747	28.1
3) Don't really care	141	5.3
4) I really don't know	172	6.5
Missing	212
Total	2663	100.0

419) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Capital punishment (IFLPUNSH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	1097	41.1
2) Disapprove	1059	39.7
3) Don't really care	54	2.0
4) I really don't know	457	17.1
Missing	208
Total	2667	100.0

420) How do you feel about each of the following? -- Racial mixing (IFLRCMIX)

	TOTAL	%
1) Approve	833	31.3
2) Disapprove	1160	43.6
3) Don't really care	297	11.2
4) I really don't know	371	13.9
Missing	214
Total	2661	100.0

421) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Catholics (PWRCTHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	1114	45.8
2) Too little power	122	5.0
3) Just the right amount of power	1195	49.2
Missing	444
Total	2431	100.0

422) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Rich people (PWRRICH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	1585	64.9
2) Too little power	43	1.8
3) Just the right amount of power	815	33.4
Missing	432
Total	2443	100.0

423) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Labor unions (PWRUNION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	2152	82.6
2) Too little power	60	2.3
3) Just the right amount of power	392	15.1
Missing	271
Total	2604	100.0

424) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Jews (PWRJEWS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	436	19.8
2) Too little power	129	5.9
3) Just the right amount of power	1632	74.3
Missing	678
Total	2197	100.0

425) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Protestants (PWRPRTST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	83	3.6
2) Too little power	652	28.5
3) Just the right amount of power	1550	67.8
Missing	590
Total	2285	100.0

426) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- People who don't believe in God (PWRNBLVG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	722	35.6
2) Too little power	119	5.9
3) Just the right amount of power	1188	58.6
Missing	846
Total	2029	100.0

427) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Big corporations (PWRCORP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	1587	65.7
2) Too little power	52	2.2
3) Just the right amount of power	777	32.2
Missing	459
Total	2416	100.0

428) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Communists (PWRCMUNS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	1643	73.4
2) Too little power	64	2.9
3) Just the right amount of power	530	23.7
Missing	638
Total	2237	100.0

429) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Negroes (PWRNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	214	9.4
2) Too little power	1438	62.8
3) Just the right amount of power	636	27.8
Missing	587
Total	2288	100.0

430) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- The liquor industry (PWRLIQUR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	1539	65.5
2) Too little power	27	1.1
3) Just the right amount of power	783	33.3
Missing	526
Total	2349	100.0

431) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Liberals (PWRLIBRL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	526	26.3
2) Too little power	265	13.3
3) Just the right amount of power	1208	60.4
Missing	876
Total	1999	100.0

432) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Right-wingers (PWRRTWNG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	516	26.6
2) Too little power	238	12.3
3) Just the right amount of power	1183	61.1
Missing	938
Total	1937	100.0

433) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- Voters (PWRVOTER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	38	1.6
2) Too little power	1352	56.4
3) Just the right amount of power	1007	42.0
Missing	478
Total	2397	100.0

434) Many people say some groups have too much power in this country and some have not enough, but they often disagree on which groups have too much or too little. For each of the following groups of people in America, please decide whether you think they have too much power, too little, or about the right amount of power in our nation's affairs. -- College professors (PWRPROFS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Too much power	142	6.3
2) Too little power	903	40.0
3) Just the right amount of power	1213	53.7
Missing	617
Total	2258	100.0

435) Do you tend to agree or disagree with Darwin's Theory of Evolution, which maintains that human beings evolved from lower forms of animal life over many millions of years? (EVOLUTN)

	TOTAL	%
1) The theory is almost certainly true.	445	16.4
2) The theory is probably true.	743	27.4
3) The theory is probably false.	432	15.9
4) The theory could not possibly be true.	841	31.0
5) I have never really thought about this before.	248	9.2
Missing	166
Total	2709	100.0

436) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Fraternal groups (FRTNLGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2099	75.5
1) One	515	18.5
2) Two	108	3.9
3) Three	38	1.4
4) Four	10	0.4
5) Five	7	0.3
6) Six	2	0.1
7) Seven	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

437) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Service clubs (SRVCECLB)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2393	86.1
1) One	319	11.5
2) Two	51	1.8
3) Three	14	0.5
4) Four	2	0.1
6) Six	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

438) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Veterans groups (VTRNGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2603	93.6
1) One	150	5.4
2) Two	24	0.9
3) Three	2	0.1
4) Four	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

439) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Political groups (PLTCLGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2286	82.2
1) One	443	15.9
2) Two	37	1.3
3) Three	10	0.4
4) Four	4	0.1
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

440) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Labor unions (LABRUNIN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2352	84.6
1) One	404	14.5
2) Two	23	0.8
3) Three	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

441) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Sports groups (SPRTSGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	1998	71.9
1) One	571	20.5
2) Two	141	5.1
3) Three	54	1.9
4) Four	8	0.3
5) Five	5	0.2
6) Six	2	0.1
7) Seven	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

442) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Youth groups (YOUTHGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2178	78.3
1) One	490	17.6
2) Two	104	3.7
3) Three	7	0.3
7) Seven	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

443) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- School service groups (SCHSRVGP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	1451	52.2
1) One	968	34.8
2) Two	265	9.5
3) Three	71	2.6
4) Four	21	0.8
5) Five	4	0.1
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

444) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Hobby or garden clubs (GRDNCLB)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2423	87.2
1) One	300	10.8
2) Two	44	1.6
3) Three	8	0.3
4) Four	5	0.2
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

445) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- School fraternities or sororities (FRATSORO)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2400	86.3
1) One	346	12.4
2) Two	29	1.0
3) Three	5	0.2
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

446) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Nationality groups (NTNTYGP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2710	97.5
1) One	65	2.3
2) Two	2	0.1
3) Three	1	0.0
4) Four	2	0.1
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

447) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Farm organizations (FARMORG)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2740	98.6
1) One	36	1.3
2) Two	3	0.1
3) Three	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

448) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Literary, art, discussion, or study groups (LITRYGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2290	82.4
1) One	401	14.4
2) Two	65	2.3
3) Three	15	0.5
4) Four	7	0.3
5) Five	1	0.0
6) Six	1	0.0
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

449) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Professional or academic societies (ACADSOCI)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2182	78.5
1) One	354	12.7
2) Two	126	4.5
3) Three	63	2.3
4) Four	33	1.2
5) Five	12	0.4
6) Six	5	0.2
7) Seven	1	0.0
8) Eight	1	0.0
9) Nine	3	0.1
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

450) Now we would like to know something about the organizations and clubs you belong to. Below are listed various kinds of organizations. In the blank in front of each kind of organization, write in the number of organizations like this to which you belong. -- Other organizations not listed above (OTHERGRP)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2582	92.9
1) One	156	5.6
2) Two	35	1.3
3) Three	5	0.2
4) Four	2	0.1
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

451) Aside from church organizations and activities, about how many times a week do you attend a meeting or other activity connected with organizations to which you belong? (MTNGWEEK)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	1149	44.3
1) One	1006	38.8
2) Two	314	12.1
3) Three	83	3.2
4) Four	25	1.0
5) Five	9	0.3
6) Six	2	0.1
7) Seven	1	0.0
8) Eight	1	0.0
9) Nine	2	0.1
Missing	283
Total	2592	100.0

452) How often do you have friends visit you at home?(Check the answer that is closest to what you do.) (FRNDVSIT)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than four times a week	173	6.2
2) Two or three times a week	725	26.1
3) Once a week	873	31.4
4) Once every several weeks	637	22.9
5) Once a month	196	7.1
6) Once every three months	114	4.1
7) At least once a year	41	1.5
8) Less than once a year	18	0.6
Missing	98
Total	2777	100.0

453) How often do you visit friends in their homes? (VSITFRND)

	TOTAL	%
1) More than four times a week	73	2.6
2) Two or three times a week	514	18.5
3) Once a week	867	31.2
4) Once every several weeks	858	30.9
5) Once a month	245	8.8
6) Once every three months	137	4.9
7) At least once a year	59	2.1
8) Less than once a year	23	0.8
Missing	99
Total	2776	100.0

454) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- First answer (METFRND1)

	TOTAL	%
1) In the neighborhood	1289	46.1
2) At school	349	12.5
3) At work	533	19.0
4) At church	406	14.5
5) At parties	47	1.7
6) Through my family	107	3.8
7) Other	68	2.4
Missing	76
Total	2799	100.0

455) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Second answer (METFRND2)

	TOTAL	%
2) At school	401	22.8
3) At work	507	28.8
4) At church	527	29.9
5) At parties	102	5.8
6) Through my family	155	8.8
7) Other	69	3.9
Missing	1114
Total	1761	100.0

456) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Third answer (METFRND3)

	TOTAL	%
3) At work	207	20.7
4) At church	362	36.1
5) At parties	128	12.8
6) Through my family	223	22.3
7) Other	82	8.2
Missing	1873
Total	1002	100.0

457) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Fourth answer (METFRND4)

	TOTAL	%
4) At church	148	35.1
5) At parties	87	20.6
6) Through my family	136	32.2
7) Other	51	12.1
Missing	2453
Total	422	100.0

458) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Fifth answer (METFRND5)

	TOTAL	%
5) At parties	65	38.0
6) Through my family	80	46.8
7) Other	26	15.2
Missing	2704
Total	171	100.0

459) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Sixth answer (METFRND6)

	TOTAL	%
6) Through my family	53	77.9
7) Other	15	22.1
Missing	2807
Total	68	100.0

460) How did you meet most of the people who are now your friends? -- Seventh answer (METFRND7)

	TOTAL	%
7) Other	6	100.0
Missing	2869
Total	6	100.0

461) Do you usually take a vacation out of town each year? (VACATION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, always	1127	40.1
2) Yes, often	965	34.3
3) No, not often	569	20.2
4) Never or hardly ever	152	5.4
Missing	62
Total	2813	100.0

462) How much time do you usually spend watching TV each week? (Check the answer that is closest to what you usually do.) (HRSTOTV)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1 to 5 hours	981	34.9
2) 6 to 10 hours	722	25.7
3) 11 to 15 hours	483	17.2
4) 20 to 30 hours	206	7.3
5) More than 30 hours	48	1.7
6) Watch tv rarely or not at all	371	13.2
Missing	64
Total	2811	100.0

463) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- First answer (TVPGMHAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	535	23.7
2) Comedies	79	3.5
3) Drama	79	3.5
4) Detective	218	9.7
5) Movies	59	2.6
6) Popular music	157	7.0
7) Variety shows	145	6.4
8) Symphony and concert music	283	12.5
9) Religious programs	139	6.2
10) Panel shows	350	15.5
11) News	94	4.2
12) Current events	120	5.3
Missing	617
Total	2258	100.0

464) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Second answer (TVPGMHT1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sports	365	46.3
2) Quiz	424	53.7
Missing	2086
Total	789	100.0

465) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Third answer (TVPGMHT2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	36	11.0
2) Comedies	36	11.0
3) Drama	30	9.1
4) Detective	34	10.4
5) Movies	11	3.4
6) Popular music	18	5.5
7) Variety shows	17	5.2
8) Symphony and concert music	21	6.4
9) Religious programs	13	4.0
10) Panel shows	35	10.7
11) News	77	23.5
Missing	2547
Total	328	100.0

466) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Fourth answer (TVPGMH2A)

	TOTAL	%
2) Quiz	47	100.0
Missing	2828
Total	47	100.0

467) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Fifth answer (TVPGMHT3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	17	6.7
2) Comedies	30	11.9
3) Drama	27	10.7
4) Detective	42	16.6
5) Movies	20	7.9
6) Popular music	19	7.5
7) Variety shows	27	10.7
8) Symphony and concert music	21	8.3
9) Religious programs	17	6.7
10) Panel shows	33	13.0
Missing	2622
Total	253	100.0

468) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Sixth answer (TVPGMHT4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	6	3.2
2) Comedies	17	9.0
3) Drama	19	10.1
4) Detective	19	10.1
5) Movies	30	15.9
6) Popular music	31	16.4
7) Variety shows	15	7.9
8) Symphony and concert music	28	14.8
9) Religious programs	24	12.7
Missing	2686
Total	189	100.0

469) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Seventh answer (TVPGMHT5)

	TOTAL	%
2) Comedies	3	2.3
3) Drama	6	4.6
4) Detective	10	7.6
5) Movies	18	13.7
6) Popular music	16	12.2
7) Variety shows	29	22.1
8) Symphony and concert music	22	16.8
9) Religious programs	27	20.6
Missing	2744
Total	131	100.0

470) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Eighth answer (TVPGMHT6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Drama	2	2.7
4) Detective	4	5.5
5) Movies	7	9.6
6) Popular music	10	13.7
7) Variety shows	14	19.2
8) Symphony and concert music	16	21.9
9) Religious programs	20	27.4
Missing	2802
Total	73	100.0

471) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Ninth answer (TVPGMHT7)

	TOTAL	%
4) Detective	1	2.8
5) Movies	4	11.1
6) Popular music	2	5.6
7) Variety shows	9	25.0
8) Symphony and concert music	4	11.1
9) Religious programs	16	44.4
Missing	2839
Total	36	100.0

472) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Tenth answer (TVPGMHT8)

	TOTAL	%
5) Movies	1	8.3
6) Popular music	2	16.7
7) Variety shows	2	16.7
8) Symphony and concert music	3	25.0
9) Religious programs	4	33.3
Missing	2863
Total	12	100.0

473) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Eleventh answer (TVPGMHT9)

	TOTAL	%
6) Popular music	1	14.3
7) Variety shows	2	28.6
8) Symphony and concert music	2	28.6
9) Religious programs	2	28.6
Missing	2868
Total	7	100.0

474) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Twelfth answer (TVPGMH10)

	TOTAL	%
7) Variety shows	1	20.0
8) Symphony and concert music	1	20.0
9) Religious programs	3	60.0
Missing	2870
Total	5	100.0

475) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Thirteenth answer (TVPGMH11)

	TOTAL	%
8) Symphony and concert music	1	50.0
9) Religious programs	1	50.0
Missing	2873
Total	2	100.0

476) What is your least favorite kind of television program? -- Fourteenth answer (TVPGMH12)

	TOTAL	%
9) Religious programs	1	100.0
Missing	2874
Total	1	100.0

477) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- First answer (TVPGMLK1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	133	5.5
2) Comedies	259	10.7
3) Drama	484	20.1
4) Detective	99	4.1
5) Movies	223	9.2
6) Popular music	41	1.7
7) Variety shows	218	9.0
8) Symphony and concert music	139	5.8
9) Religious programs	63	2.6
10) Panel shows	124	5.1
11) News	273	11.3
12) Current events	356	14.8
Missing	463
Total	2412	100.0

478) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Second answer (TVPGML1A)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sports	492	75.2
2) Quiz	162	24.8
Missing	2221
Total	654	100.0

479) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Third answer (TVPGMLK2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	27	8.6
2) Comedies	30	9.6
3) Drama	24	7.6
4) Detective	10	3.2
5) Movies	6	1.9
6) Popular music	12	3.8
7) Variety shows	6	1.9
8) Symphony and concert music	12	3.8
9) Religious programs	7	2.2
10) Panel shows	19	6.1
11) News	161	51.3
Missing	2561
Total	314	100.0

480) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Fourth answer (TVPGML2A)

	TOTAL	%
2) Quiz	41	100.0
Missing	2834
Total	41	100.0

481) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Fifth answer (TVPGMLK3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	42	16.2
2) Comedies	43	16.6
3) Drama	33	12.7
4) Dectective	14	5.4
5) Movies	20	7.7
6) Popular music	11	4.2
7) Variety shows	8	3.1
8) Symphony and concert music	15	5.8
9) Religious programs	7	2.7
10) Panel shows	66	25.5
Missing	2616
Total	259	100.0

482) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Sixth answer (TVPGMLK4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Westerns	16	7.5
2) Comedies	55	25.8
3) Drama	40	18.8
4) Detective	20	9.4
5) Movies	19	8.9
6) Popular music	13	6.1
7) Variety shows	25	11.7
8) Symphony and concert music	15	7.0
9) Religious programs	10	4.7
Missing	2662
Total	213	100.0

483) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Seventh answer (TVPGMLK5)

	TOTAL	%
2) Comedies	13	7.6
3) Drama	36	20.9
4) Detective	24	14.0
5) Movies	34	19.8
6) Popular music	12	7.0
7) Variety shows	16	9.3
8) Symphony and concert music	21	12.2
9) Religious programs	16	9.3
Missing	2703
Total	172	100.0

484) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Eighth answer (TVPGMLK6)

	TOTAL	%
3) Drama	7	5.4
4) Detective	20	15.4
5) Movies	29	22.3
6) Popular music	18	13.8
7) Variety shows	21	16.2
8) Symphony and concert music	16	12.3
9) Religious Programs	19	14.6
Missing	2745
Total	130	100.0

485) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Ninth answer (TVPGMLK7)

	TOTAL	%
4) Detective	5	5.3
5) Movies	14	14.9
6) Popular music	16	17.0
7) Variety shows	26	27.7
8) Symphony and concert music	17	18.1
9) Religious programs	16	17.0
Missing	2781
Total	94	100.0

486) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Tenth answer (TVPGMLK8)

	TOTAL	%
5) Movies	4	6.8
6) Popular music	8	13.6
7) Variety shows	12	20.3
8) Symphony and concert music	19	32.2
9) Religious programs	16	27.1
Missing	2816
Total	59	100.0

487) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Eleventh answer (TVPGMLK9)

	TOTAL	%
6) Popular music	3	10.0
7) Variety shows	7	23.3
8) Symphony and concert music	4	13.3
9) Religious programs	16	53.3
Missing	2845
Total	30	100.0

488) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Twelfth answer (TVPGML10)

	TOTAL	%
7) Variety shows	3	21.4
8) Symphony and concert music	5	35.7
9) Religious programs	6	42.9
Missing	2861
Total	14	100.0

489) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Thirteenth answer (TVPGML11)

	TOTAL	%
8) Symphony and concert music	3	50.0
9) Religious programs	3	50.0
Missing	2869
Total	6	100.0

490) What is your favorite kind of television program? -- Fourteenth answer (TVPGML12)

	TOTAL	%
9) Religious programs	1	100.0
Missing	2874
Total	1	100.0

491) Do you ever make a point of listening to or watching religious services on radio or television? (LKRLGPGM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes, regularly	301	10.7
2) Yes, sometimes	1145	40.8
3) Very seldom	764	27.2
4) No, never or practically never	598	21.3
Missing	67
Total	2808	100.0

492) How many books have you read in the past year? (NBKSREAD)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	271	9.8
2) One	145	5.2
3) Two	231	8.3
4) Three	312	11.2
5) Four to ten	891	32.1
6) Eleven to twenty	443	15.9
7) More than twenty	485	17.5
Missing	97
Total	2778	100.0

493) What kind of books have you read in the past year? -- First answer (KNDBKRD1)

	TOTAL	%
2) Fiction	1421	56.5
3) Textbook	253	10.1
4) Non-fiction	593	23.6
5) Religious	244	9.7
6) Other	6	0.2
Missing	358
Total	2517	100.0

494) What kind of books have you read in the past year? -- Second answer (KNDBKRD2)

	TOTAL	%
3) Textbook	182	20.2
4) Non-fiction	488	54.2
5) Religious	222	24.7
6) Other	8	0.9
Missing	1975
Total	900	100.0

495) What kind of books have you read in the past year? -- Third answer (KNDBKRD3)

	TOTAL	%
4) Non-fiction	107	35.2
5) Religious	192	63.2
6) Other	5	1.6
Missing	2571
Total	304	100.0

496) What kind of books have you read in the past year? -- Fourth answer (KNDBKRD4)

	TOTAL	%
5) Religious	62	95.4
6) Other	3	4.6
Missing	2810
Total	65	100.0

497) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Reader's Digest (REDRDGST)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1666	58.0
2) No	1205	42.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

498) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Saturday Evening Post (SATEVEPS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	748	26.1
2) No	2123	73.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

499) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Ladies' Home Journal (LADISHMJ)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	611	21.3
2) No	2260	78.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

500) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Time (READTIME)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	691	24.1
2) No	2180	75.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

501) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Newsweek (NEWSWEEK)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	425	14.8
2) No	2446	85.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

502) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Saturday Review of Literature (SATREVUE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	95	3.3
2) No	2776	96.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

503) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Christian Century (CHRSTCNY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	30	1.0
2) No	2841	99.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

504) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Life (READLIFE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	992	34.6
2) No	1879	65.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

505) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- American Legion Magazine (AMLEGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	68	2.4
2) No	2803	97.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

506) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- New Republic (NWRPBLIC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	25	0.9
2) No	2846	99.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

507) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Esquire (ESQUIRE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	47	1.6
2) No	2824	98.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

508) Which, if any, of the following magazines do you read regularly? -- Other (READOTHR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Other checked but no write-in	13	0.8
1) One publication reported that is religious	143	8.6
2) Two publications reported, at least one religious	154	9.2
3) Three publications reported, at least one religious	117	7.0
4) Four or more publications reported, at least one religious	110	6.6
5) One publication reported, not religious	433	26.0
6) Two publications reported, none being religious	345	20.7
7) Three publications reported, none being religious	200	12.0
8) Four or more publications reported, none being religious	152	9.1
Missing	1208
Total	1667	100.0

509) Are you currently employed? (EMPLOYED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1573	56.0
2) No, but I usually am	71	2.5
3) No	1165	41.5
Missing	66
Total	2809	100.0

510) Is your family better off, worse off, or about the same as they were 10 years ago? (FMBTR10Y)

	TOTAL	%
1) Better now	2119	77.7
2) Worse now	80	2.9
3) About the same	529	19.4
Missing	147
Total	2728	100.0

511) Do you think that your family will be better off, worse off, or about the same 10 years from now? (FMBTRN10)

	TOTAL	%
1) Better off 10 years from now	1768	66.0
2) Worse off 10 years from now	88	3.3
3) About the same	822	30.7
Missing	197
Total	2678	100.0

512) How much formal education have you had? (FRMLEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Some grade school	52	1.8
2) Finished grade school	125	4.4
3) Some high school	257	9.1
4) Finished high school	631	22.4
5) Some college	881	31.3
6) Finished college	466	16.6
7) Attended graduate school/professional school after college	400	14.2
Missing	63
Total	2812	100.0

513) Was any of your education in parochial or church-affiliated schools? (PAROCEDU)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	694	24.8
2) No	2100	75.2
Missing	81
Total	2794	100.0

514) Please indicate what portion of your education was in parochial schools.(Check one answer for each level of school you attended.) -- Grade school (PAROCELM)

	TOTAL	%
1) All in parochial schools	234	38.4
2) Part in parochial schools	176	28.9
3) None in parochial schools	199	32.7
Missing	2266
Total	609	100.0

515) Please indicate what portion of your education was in parochial schools.(Check one answer for each level of school you attended.) -- High School (PAROCHS)

	TOTAL	%
1) All in parochial schools	184	33.8
2) Part in parochial schools	75	13.8
3) None in parochial schools	285	52.4
Missing	2331
Total	544	100.0

516) Please indicate what portion of your education was in parochial schools.(Check one answer for each level of school you attended.) -- College (PAROCOLL)

	TOTAL	%
1) All in parochial schools	150	33.6
2) Part in parochial schools	144	32.2
3) None in parochial schools	153	34.2
Missing	2428
Total	447	100.0

517) What is your sex? (GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1030	35.9
2) Female	1840	64.1
Missing	5
Total	2870	100.0

518) Now, looking at the chart below, find the category that is closest to the occupation of the head of your family, and check the category that comes closest. What is the occupation of the head of your family? (OCCUPATN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clerical and related workers	245	9.0
2) Craftsmen, foremen, and related workers	511	18.7
3) Laborers	91	3.3
4) Operative and related workers	108	3.9
5) Private household workers	5	0.2
6) Professional, technical and similar workers	941	34.4
7) Proprietors, managers and officials	385	14.1
8) Sales workers	298	10.9
9) Service workers, except domestics	87	3.2
10) Farmer, etc., and related workers	18	0.7
11) Other, unemployed or retired	46	1.7
Missing	140
Total	2735	100.0

519) By and large, do you think of your family as being of the working class, the upper class, or the middle class? Of which of these groups do you consider your family a member? (SOCCLASS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Working class	677	24.6
2) Upper class	164	6.0
3) Lower class	12	0.4
4) Middle class	1896	69.0
Missing	126
Total	2749	100.0

520) Will you please indicate your present marital status and fill in the information requested following your answer. (MRTLSTAT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married	2290	81.0
2) Widowed	178	6.3
3) Divorced	103	3.6
4) Single	250	8.8
5) Separated	6	0.2
Missing	48
Total	2827	100.0

521) How long have you been married? (HWLNGMAR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2870	36.20	34.58

522) If widowed, how long were you married? (WDWDLGMR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	95.11	16.53

523) If widowed, how long widowed? (WDWDLGWD)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	94.17	19.93

524) If divorced, how long were you married? (DVCDLGMR)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	96.00	15.97

525) If divorced, how long have you been divorced? (DVCDLGDV)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2870	96.16	15.78

526) If single, are you engaged? (HWLGENGD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	13	5.6
2) No	221	94.4
Missing	2641
Total	234	100.0

527) If single, are you dating anyone steadily? (DATESTED)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	54	22.8
2) No	183	77.2
Missing	2638
Total	237	100.0

528) If not married, how likely do you think you are to eventually marry or remarry? (BLVWLMRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Very likely	79	16.5
2) Quite likely	40	8.3
3) A possibility	85	17.7
4) Not too likely	85	17.7
5) Quite unlikely	191	39.8
Missing	2395
Total	480	100.0

529) If widowed, divorced, or single, whether or not you think you might marry, would you consider doing so? (CNSDRMRY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	248	53.8
2) No	124	26.9
3) Uncertain	89	19.3
Missing	2414
Total	461	100.0

530) How many children do you have? (NOFCHDRN)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	491	17.7
1) One	415	14.9
2) Two	853	30.7
3) Three	607	21.8
4) Four	264	9.5
5) Five	88	3.2
6) Six	30	1.1
7) Seven	16	0.6
8) Eight	3	0.1
9) Nine or more	5	0.2
10) Child deceased	7	0.3
Missing	96
Total	2779	100.0

531) Indicate the age of each of your children. -- Child one (Child 1 refers to your oldest child.) (AGEKID1)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	36.79	35.52

532) Age of child two (AGEKID2)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	46.07	41.30

533) Age of child three (AGEKID3)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2868	68.98	41.68

534) Age of child four (AGEKID4)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	86.67	30.76

535) Age of child five (AGEKID5)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	94.61	19.25

536) Age of child six (AGEKID6)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	97.21	12.49

537) Age of child seven (AGEKID7)

	TOTAL	%
1) One year	3	0.1
2) Two years	3	0.1
3) Three years	2	0.1
4) Four years	3	0.1
5) Five years	3	0.1
6) Six years	2	0.1
7) Seven years	1	0.0
12) Twelve years	1	0.0
13) Thirteen years	2	0.1
18) Eighteen years	1	0.0
19) Nineteen years	1	0.0
20) Twenty years	2	0.1
26) Twenty-six years	1	0.0
30) Thirty years	1	0.0
35) Thirty-five years	1	0.0
40) Forty years	1	0.0
46) Forty-six years	1	0.0
99) No children/no seventh child	2842	99.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

538) Age of child eight (AGEKID8)

	TOTAL	%
1) One year	1	0.0
2) Two years	4	0.1
4) Four years	1	0.0
7) Seven years	1	0.0
8) Eight years	1	0.0
14) Fourteen years	2	0.1
17) Seventeen years	2	0.1
22) Twenty-two years	1	0.0
34) Thirty-four years	1	0.0
43) Forty-three years	1	0.0
99) No children/no eighth child	2856	99.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

539) What was your age at your last birthday? (RDRSAGE)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	44.12	14.36

540) Were you born in this country? (BRNINUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2568	91.2
2) No	249	8.8
Missing	58
Total	2817	100.0

541) If not born in U.S., what country were you born in? (CNTRYBRN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	92.97	20.99

542) Check the figure that comes closest to your present yearly family income. (FAMINCME)

	TOTAL	%
1) $1,000	35	1.3
2) $2,000	60	2.3
3) $3,000	90	3.4
4) $4,000	102	3.8
5) $5,000	212	8.0
6) $6,000	239	9.0
7) $7,000	220	8.3
8) $8,000	282	10.6
9) $9,000	223	8.4
10) $10,000	306	11.5
11) $11,000	131	4.9
12) $12,000	181	6.8
13) $13,000	101	3.8
14) $14,000	66	2.5
15) $15,000	91	3.4
16) $16,000 or more	315	11.9
Missing	221
Total	2654	100.0

543) In what part of the country were you raised? (REGNRAIS)

	TOTAL	%
1) I was not born in the United States.	185	6.6
2) The East	273	9.7
3) The Northeast	51	1.8
4) The South	148	5.3
5) The Middle West	761	27.1
6) The Southwest	98	3.5
7) The Rocky Mountain West	132	4.7
8) The Far West	1158	41.3
Missing	69
Total	2806	100.0

544) What was the size of the community in which you were raised? (SZCOMRSD)

	TOTAL	%
1) Raised on a farm	463	16.7
2) A town of less than 2,500 persons (not suburb of large city)	390	14.1
3) A town of less than 15,000 persons (not suburb of large city	474	17.1
4) A town of less than 10,000 persons (not suburb of large city	284	10.2
5) A city of less than 100,000 persons	189	6.8
6) A city of 100,000 to 250,000 persons	227	8.2
7) A city of 300,000 to 750,000 persons	376	13.6
8) A city of 1 million or more persons	162	5.8
9) A suburb of a city of more than 100,000 persons	71	2.6
10) A suburb of a city of 500,000 or more persons	137	4.9
Missing	102
Total	2773	100.0

545) Thinking of the community in which you were raised, how many of each of the following groups would you say lived there? -- Protestants (COMPROT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	2314	85.4
2) Some	338	12.5
3) Very few	51	1.9
4) None	7	0.3
Missing	165
Total	2710	100.0

546) Thinking of the community in which you were raised, how many of each of the following groups would you say lived there? -- Catholics (COMCTHLC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	1582	59.0
2) Some	780	29.1
3) Very few	268	10.0
4) None	52	1.9
Missing	193
Total	2682	100.0

547) Thinking of the community in which you were raised, how many of each of the following groups would you say lived there? -- Jews (COMJEWSH)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	492	19.1
2) Some	794	30.8
3) Very few	915	35.5
4) None	376	14.6
Missing	298
Total	2577	100.0

548) Thinking of the community in which you were raised, how many of each of the following groups would you say lived there? -- Negroes (COMNEGRO)

	TOTAL	%
1) Many	421	16.2
2) Some	483	18.6
3) Very few	828	31.9
4) None	860	33.2
Missing	283
Total	2592	100.0

549) Were both your father and mother born in this country? (PRNBRNUS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1929	68.3
2) No	896	31.7
Missing	50
Total	2825	100.0

550) In what country was your father born? (DADBORN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2869	77.77	35.44

551) In what country was your mother born? (MOMBORN)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2869	80.45	33.43

552) During the time you were growing up, what was the religious affiliation of your parents? -- Father's religious affiliation (DADRELIG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2869	30.64	28.00

553) During the time you were growing up, what was the religious affiliation of your parents? -- What was your mother's religious affiliation? (MOMRELIG)

	N	Mean	Std. Deviation
Total	2871	24.49	22.33

554) When you were of high school age, what was your father's occupation? (If you were not being supported by your father at that time, please indicate the occupation of the person who was supporting you.) (DADOCCUP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Clerical and related workers	148	5.6
2) Craftsmen, foremen and related workers	521	19.6
3) Laborers	200	7.5
4) Operative and related workers	160	6.0
5) Private household workers	12	0.5
6) Professional, technical and similar workers	384	14.5
7) Proprietors, managers and officials	450	17.0
8) Sales workers	204	7.7
9) Service workers, except domestics	133	5.0
10) Farmer and related workers	406	15.3
11) Other, unemployed or retired	35	1.3
Missing	222
Total	2653	100.0

555) Please indicate how much formal education your father had.(Check the nearest answer.) (DADEDUC)

	TOTAL	%
0) No education	11	0.4
1) Some grade school	603	22.3
2) Finished grade school	571	21.1
3) Some high school	415	15.4
4) Finished high school	422	15.6
5) Some college	317	11.7
6) Finished college	202	7.5
7) Attended graduate school/professional school after college	162	6.0
Missing	172
Total	2703	100.0

556) From what countries did your ancestors mostly come? -- First answer (RGNANCS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Scandinavia	253	9.8
2) Northern Europe	414	16.0
3) Eastern Europe	38	1.5
4) Southern Europe	168	6.5
5) The Middle East	6	0.2
6) Asia and Oceania	30	1.2
7) Canada	7	0.3
8) Central and South America	21	0.8
9) Africa	6	0.2
10) Great Britain and its white dominions	991	38.2
11) Ireland	660	25.4
Missing	281
Total	2594	100.0

557) From what countries did your ancestors mostly come? -- Second answer (RGNANCS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Scandinavia	95	8.0
2) Northern Europe	547	46.1
3) Eastern Europe	41	3.5
4) Southern Europe	65	5.5
6) Asia and Oceania	7	0.6
7) Canada	16	1.3
8) Central and South America	8	0.7
9) Africa	4	0.3
10) Great Britain and its white dominions	392	33.0
11) Ireland	12	1.0
Missing	1688
Total	1187	100.0

558) From what countries did your ancestors mostly come? -- Third answer (RGNANCS3)

	TOTAL	%
1) Scandinavia	23	9.5
2) Northern Europe	169	69.5
3) Eastern Europe	12	4.9
4) Southern Europe	18	7.4
5) The Middle East	3	1.2
6) Asia and Oceania	2	0.8
7) Canada	4	1.6
8) Central and South America	4	1.6
9) Africa	1	0.4
10) Great Britain and its white dominions	7	2.9
Missing	2632
Total	243	100.0

559) From what countries did your ancestors mostly come? -- Fourth answer (RGNANCS4)

	TOTAL	%
1) Scandinavia	1	3.3
2) Northern Europe	11	36.7
3) Eastern Europe	2	6.7
4) Southern Europe	5	16.7
6) Asia and Oceania	2	6.7
7) Canada	5	16.7
8) Central and South America	3	10.0
9) Africa	1	3.3
Missing	2845
Total	30	100.0

560) From what countries did your ancestors mostly come? -- Fifth answer (RGNANCS5)

	TOTAL	%
4) Southern Europe	1	100.0
Missing	2874
Total	1	100.0

561) In all, how much time would you say you have spent in the hospital in the past five years? (Check the closest answer.) (TMINHOSP)

	TOTAL	%
1) None	1526	53.2
2) One week or less	618	21.5
3) About two weeks	371	12.9
4) About one month	208	7.2
5) About three months	68	2.4
6) About six months	18	0.6
7) About a year	4	0.1
8) More than one year	6	0.2
9) Not applicable	52	1.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

562) Do you have any physical handicaps or disabilities? (PHYSDISB)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	2311	82.1
1) One infirmity	395	14.0
2) Two infirmities	74	2.6
3) Three infirmities	15	0.5
4) Four infirmities	2	0.1
6) Checks yes but lists no infirmities	19	0.7
Missing	59
Total	2816	100.0

563) Summary of infirmities. -- First answer (INFRMTS1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Blindness or eye trouble	98	19.4
2) Deafness or hearing trouble	42	8.3
3) Heart trouble or stroke	65	12.9
4) Internal impairments other than heart trouble or stroke	88	17.4
5) Mental illness or nervous condition	18	3.6
6) Loss of limb or external part of body	10	2.0
7) Orthopedic impairment other than ambulatory locomotive	83	16.4
8) Ambulatory locomotive difficulties	21	4.2
9) Deformities and disfigurements	10	2.0
10) Bedridden or confined to wheelchair	4	0.8
11) Old-age infirmities	48	9.5
12) Other	18	3.6
Missing	2370
Total	505	100.0

564) Summary of infirmities. -- Second answer (INFRMTS2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Blindness or eye trouble	2	2.8
2) Deafness or hearing trouble	4	5.6
3) Heart trouble or stroke	4	5.6
4) Internal impairments other than heart trouble or stroke	11	15.3
5) Mental illness or nervous condition	6	8.3
6) Loss of limb or external part of body	2	2.8
7) Orthopedic impairment other than ambulatory locomotive	27	37.5
8) Ambulatory locomotive difficulties	9	12.5
9) Deformities and disfigurements	7	9.7
Missing	2803
Total	72	100.0

565) Summary of infirmities. -- Third answer (INFRMTS3)

	TOTAL	%
4) Internal impairments other than heart trouble or stroke	2	16.7
5) Mental illness or nervous condition	1	8.3
7) Orthopedic impairment other than ambulatory locomotive	6	50.0
9) Deformities and disfigurements	3	25.0
Missing	2863
Total	12	100.0

566) Nature of infirmity. -- First answer (TYINFR1)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sensory impairments	128	27.2
2) Heart conditions, strokes and other circulatory diseases	69	14.7
3) Other internal impairments	86	18.3
4) Mental problems and nerves	19	4.0
5) Orthopedic impairment	114	24.3
6) Loss of limb or external part of body	11	2.3
7) Deformities	16	3.4
8) Other	27	5.7
Missing	2405
Total	470	100.0

567) Nature of infirmity. -- Second answer (TYPINFR2)

	TOTAL	%
1) Sensory impairments	12	14.0
2) Heart conditions, strokes and other circulatory diseases	11	12.8
3) Other internal impairments	22	25.6
4) Mental problems and nerves	7	8.1
5) Orthopedic impairment	25	29.1
6) Loss of limb or external part of body	2	2.3
7) Deformities	4	4.7
8) Other	3	3.5
Missing	2789
Total	86	100.0

568) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Expenses of your local church (CHEXPENS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2548	88.7
2) No	323	11.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

569) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Benevolences, such as missionary work (CTRBNVLN)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1610	56.1
2) No	1261	43.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

570) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Local church organizations (CTRBORG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	901	31.4
2) No	1970	68.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

571) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Church building fund (CTRBBLDG)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1430	49.8
2) No	1441	50.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

572) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Church college or university (CTRBCOLL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	379	13.2
2) No	2492	86.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

573) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Theological seminary (CTRBSMNY)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	340	11.8
2) No	2531	88.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

574) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Church elementary or secondary school (CTRBSCHL)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	331	11.5
2) No	2540	88.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

575) In the list below, please indicate each of the various financial activities of your church to which you make regular contributions. (Check as many as apply.) -- Social or community welfare (CTRBWLFR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	702	24.5
2) No	2169	75.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

576) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Clubs and groups not affiliated with your church (CTRBNCHR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1077	37.5
2) No	1794	62.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

577) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Red Cross or community fund (CTRBRCRS)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	2188	76.2
2) No	683	23.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

578) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Medical or health funds, such as Christmas Seals (CTRBMEDC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1916	66.7
2) No	955	33.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

579) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Charities such as the Salvation Army (CTRBCHAR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	1342	46.7
2) No	1529	53.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

580) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Political campaign funds (CTRBPLTC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	312	10.9
2) No	2559	89.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

581) Do you give funds regularly to any of the following? (Check each you contribute to.) -- Private colleges (CTRBPRVT)

	TOTAL	%
1) Yes	423	14.7
2) No	2448	85.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

582) Amount of money per week respondent's family gives to church. (FMLYGIVE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Less than one dollar	200	7.3
2) 1.00 to 1.99	649	23.8
3) 2.00 to 2.99	323	11.9
4) 3.00 to 3.99	277	10.2
5) 4.00 to 4.99	193	7.1
6) 5.00 to 7.49	434	15.9
7) 7.50 to 9.99	141	5.2
8) 10.00 to 12.49	189	6.9
9) 12.50 to 14.99	76	2.8
10) 15.00 or more	243	8.9
Missing	150
Total	2725	100.0

583) How far is your home from your church building? (Check the answer which is closest.) (HOMFRMCH)

	TOTAL	%
1) 1 to 5 blocks	462	16.4
2) 6 to 10 blocks	508	18.1
3) 11 to 20 blocks	563	20.0
4) 2 to 3 miles	660	23.5
5) 4 to 6 miles	397	14.1
6) 7 miles or farther	223	7.9
Missing	62
Total	2813	100.0

584) What is your race? (RSPDRACE)

	TOTAL	%
1) White	2774	97.8
2) Negro	22	0.8
3) Oriental	32	1.1
4) Other	5	0.2
5) Indian	3	0.1
Missing	39
Total	2836	100.0

585) Do you think of yourself as... (PLTCPRSU)

	TOTAL	%
1) A liberal Democrat	289	10.4
2) A moderate Democrat	714	25.7
3) A moderate Republican	1164	41.9
4) A conservative Republican	352	12.7
5) An independent	240	8.6
6) Other	21	0.8
Missing	95
Total	2780	100.0

586) For whom did you vote in 1960? (If you did not vote, indicate whom you tended to favor.) (VOTE1960)

	TOTAL	%
1) Nixon	1732	62.1
2) Kennedy	1019	36.5
3) Other	16	0.6
4) No one	21	0.8
Missing	87
Total	2788	100.0

587) Questionnaire summary: Respondents who made unsolicited comments versus those who made comments only in the space provided are tabulated. (QUSTNSM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Unsolicited comments were made	1727	99.8
2) Comments made only where space was provided	3	0.2
Missing	1145
Total	1730	100.0

588) Religious consequence scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 30 (MKDECISN) AND VARIABLE 76 (CONVERT). THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 30 ARE SCORED AS '2' AND THOSE CODED '2' ARE SCORED AS '1.' THOSE CODED AS '1' OR '2' IN VARIABLE 76 ARE SCORED AS '2' AND THOSE CODED '3' ARE SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESP0NDENT. (RELGCNSQ)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	340	11.8
1) 1	722	25.1
2) 2	590	20.6
3) 3	486	16.9
4) Highest	507	17.7
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	226	7.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

589) Ritual scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 10 (ATTENDCH) AND VARIABLE 28 (OFNGRACE). THOSE CODED '1' OR '2' IN VARIABLE10 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THOSE CODED AS '1,' '2' OR '3' IN VARIABLE 28 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (RTULSCAL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	613	21.4
1) 1	953	33.2
2) Highest	1261	43.9
9) Inappropriate/notscalable	44	1.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

590) Devotion scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 53 (PRAYPRIV) AND VARIABLE 72 (PRAYIMPR). THOSE CODED AS '4,' '5,' '6' OR '7' IN VARIABLE 53 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THOSE CODED AS '1' IN VARIABLE 72 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (DVTNSCLE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	525	18.3
1) 1	715	24.9
2) Highest	1518	52.9
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	113	3.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

591) Income recode 1: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 542 (FAMINCME). (INCMRCDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) $ 12,000 or more	754	26.3
2) $ 10,000 or more	437	15.2
3) $ 7,000 or more	725	25.3
4) $ 5,000 or more	451	15.7
5) $ 4,000 or less	287	10.0
9) Not Applicable	217	7.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

592) New denominations recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 4 (DENOM). (DENMRCDE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Congregational	151	5.3
1) Methodist	412	14.4
2) Episcopalian	416	14.5
3) Disciples of Christ	50	1.7
4) Presbyterian	495	17.2
5) American Lutheran	207	7.2
6) American Baptist	141	4.9
7) Missouri Lutheran	116	4.0
8) Southern Baptist	79	2.8
9) Sects	255	8.9
10) Roman Catholic	545	19.0
99) Not Applicable	4	0.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

593) New denominations summary: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 592 (DENMRCDE). (DENMSUMM)

	TOTAL	%
1) Liberal Protestant (Congregational, Methodist, Episcopalian)	979	34.1
2) Moderate Protestant (Disciples of Christ, Presbyterian, American Lutheran, American Baptist)	893	31.1
3) Conservative Protestant (Missouri Lutheran, Southern Baptist, Sects)	450	15.7
4) Roman Catholic	545	19.0
9) Not Applicable	4	0.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

594) Social integration of denominations: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 593 (DENMSUMM) AND VARIABLE 598 (SOCINTGR). (SOCDENM)

	TOTAL	%
0) Fragmented audiences	1681	58.6
1) Moral communities	641	22.3
2) Roman Catholic (Moral communities)	545	19.0
9) Not applicable	4	0.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

595) Status recode of denominations: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 518 (OCCUPATN). (STSRECDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Upper white-collar (professional, technical and similar workers, proprietors, managers and officials)	1326	46.2
2) Lower white-collar (clerical, and related workers and sales workers)	543	18.9
3) Upper blue-collar (craftsmen, foremen and related workers, service workers (except domestic)	598	20.8
4) Lower blue-collar (laborers, operative and related workers, private household workers)	204	7.1
9) Not Applicable	200	7.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

596) Income recode 2 of denominations: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 591 (INCMRCDE). (INCMRCD2)

	TOTAL	%
1) $12,000 and over	754	26.3
2) $ 7,000 to 11,999	1162	40.5
3) $ 6,999 or less	738	25.7
9) Not applicable	217	7.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

597) Friends in congregation recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 27 (FRIENDS). (FRNCONGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) 0 to 1 friend	1497	52.1
2) 2 to 3 friends	816	28.4
3) 4 to 5 friends	506	17.6
9) Not applicable	52	1.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

598) Social integration--denomination score: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 592 (DENMRCDE) AND VARIABLE 597 (FRNCONGR). (SOCINTGR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low	774	27.0
2) Medium	1023	35.6
3) High	525	18.3
4) Roman Catholic (high)	545	19.0
9) Not applicable	4	0.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

599) Protestant/Catholic recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 4 (DENOM). (PRTCTHLR)

	TOTAL	%
1) Catholics	545	19.0
2) Protestants	2322	80.9
9) Not applicable	4	0.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

600) Knowledge of prophet recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 619 (KNWLPRSC). (KWLDGEPR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0 through 3 on variable 624 (KNWLPRSC)	692	24.1
1) Scores 4 or 5 on variable 624 (KNWLPRSC)	1047	36.5
2) Scores 6 on variable 624 (KNWLPRSC)	1132	39.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

601) Knowledge of Bible recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 620 (KWLBBLSC). (KWLDGBBR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0 through 2 on variable 625 (KWLBBLSC)	704	24.5
1) Scores 3 on variable 625 (KWLBBLSC)	720	25.1
2) Scores 4 on variable 625 (KWLBBLSC)	791	27.6
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	656	22.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

602) Education recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 512 (FRMLEDUC). (EDUCRCDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Had some high school education or less	434	15.1
2) Finished high school	631	22.0
3) Had some college	881	30.7
4) Finished college	466	16.2
5) Attended graduate school or professional school after college	400	13.9
9) Not applicable	59	2.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

603) Offerings recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 582 (FMLYGIVE). (OFFRRCDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) $ 15 dollars or more	243	8.5
2) $ 7.50 to $ 14.99	406	14.1
3) $ 4.00 to $ 7.49	627	21.8
4) $ 1.00 to $ 3.99	1249	43.5
5) Less than $ 1.00	200	7.0
9) Not applicable	146	5.1
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

604) Religious consequence recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 588 (RELGCNSQ). (RELGCNSR)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0 on variable 592 (RELGCNSQ)	340	11.8
1) Scores 1 on variable 592 (RELGCNSQ)	722	25.1
2) Scores 2 on variable 592 (RELGCNSQ)	590	20.6
3) Scores 3 on variable 592 (RELGCNSQ)	993	34.6
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	226	7.9
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

605) Religious knowledge scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 600 (KWLDGEPR) AND VARIABLE 601 (KWLDGBBR). THOSE CODED AS '1' IN VARIABLE 600 OR VARIABLE 601 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THOSE CODED AS '2' IN VARIABLE 604 AND VARIABLE 605 ARE SCORED AS '2.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (RELGKNWL)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	265	9.2
1) 1	417	14.5
2) 2	493	17.2
3) 3	521	18.1
4) Highest	519	18.1
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	656	22.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

606) Social/economic status 1: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 595 (STSRECDE), VARIABLE 596 (INCMRCD2) AND VARIABLE 602 (EDUCRCDE). THOSE CODED AS '1' OR '2' ON VARIABLE 602 ARE SCORED '2.' THOSE CODED AS '1' ON VARIABLE 600 ARE SCORED AS '2' AND THOSE CODED AS '2' ARE SCORED AS '1.' THOSE CODED AS '4' OR '5' IN VARIABLE 606 ARE SCORED AS '2' AND THOSE CODED AS '3' ARE SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (SOCECNS1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	166	5.8
1) 1	326	11.4
2) 2	317	11.0
3) 3	365	12.7
4) 4	512	17.8
5) 5	463	16.1
6) Highest	364	12.7
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	358	12.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

607) Social/economic status 2: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 595 (STSRECDE) AND VARIABLE 602 (EDUCRCDE). THOSE CODED AS A '1' OR A '2' IN VARIABLE 595 ARE SCORED '2.' THOSE CODED AS '3' IN VARIABLE 602 ARE SCORED '1' WHILE '4' OR '5' IN VARIABLE 602 ARE SCORED '2.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (SOCECNS2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	364	12.7
1) 1	176	6.1
2) 2	528	18.4
3) 3	618	21.5
4) Highest	774	27.0
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	411	14.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

608) Social/economic status recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 608 (SOCECNS2). (SOCECNRC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low	540	18.8
2) Medium	1146	39.9
3) High	774	27.0
9) Inappropriate, not scalable	411	14.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

609) Anomie scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 380 (PBLCOFCL), VARIABLE 383 (LIV42DAY), VARIABLE 386 (MENGTWRS), VARIABLE 389 (FTRGOOD) AND VARIABLE 391 (WHOCOUNT). A '1' CODE IN ANY OF THESE VARIABLES IS SCORED AS '2.' A '1' CODE FOR ANY OF THE FIVE IS SCORED '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (ANOMIESC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	1005	35.0
1) 1	335	11.7
2) 2	504	17.6
3) 3	205	7.1
4) 4	253	8.8
5) 5	110	3.8
6) 6	128	4.5
7) 7	50	1.7
8) 8	50	1.7
9) 9	22	0.8
10) Highest	18	0.6
99) Inappropriate/not scalable	191	6.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

610) Power scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 421 (PWRCTHL) THROUGH VARIABLE 434 (PWRPROFS). CODES OF '1' OR '2' IN EACH OF THESE VARIABLES IS SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (PWRSCALE)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	23	0.8
1) 1	29	1.0
2) 2	52	1.8
3) 3	76	2.6
4) 4	116	4.0
5) 5	145	5.1
6) 6	182	6.3
7) 7	189	6.6
8) 8	190	6.6
9) Highest	502	17.5
99) Inappropriate/not scalable	1367	47.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

611) Anomie recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 612 (ANOMIESC). (ANOMIERC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Low (Scored 0-1 on variable 614)	1340	46.7
2) Medium (Scored 2-8 on variable 614)	1072	37.3
3) High (Scored 9-10 on variable 614)	268	9.3
9) Inapropriate/not scalable	191	6.7
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

612) Age recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 539 (RDRSAGE). (AGERECDE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Age 39 and under	1158	40.3
2) Age 40-59	1267	44.1
3) Age 60 and over	446	15.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

613) Children recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 530 (NOFCHDRN). (CHLDRCDE)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	491	17.1
1) One	415	14.5
2) Two	853	29.7
3) Three	607	21.1
4) Four or more	406	14.1
9) Not applicable/inappropriate	99	3.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

614) Social dependence scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 517 (GENDER), VARIABLE 520 (MRTLSTAT), VARIABLE 530 (NOFCHDRN), VARIABLE 539 (RDRAGE) AND VARIABLE 549 (PRNBRNUS). THOSE CODED AS '2' IN VARIABLE 517 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '2' THROUGH '4' IN VARIABLE 520 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '0' IN VARIABLE 530 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS GREATER THAN '50' IN VARIABLE 539 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '2' IN VARIABLE 549 ARE SCORED '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORE BY EACH RESPONDENT. (SOCDPNSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	404	14.1
1) 1	1002	34.9
2) 2	739	25.7
3) 3	419	14.6
4) 4	147	5.1
5) Highest	29	1.0
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	131	4.6
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

615) Reproduction scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 520 (MRTLSTAT), AND VARIABLE 614 (CHLDRCDE). (RPRDTNSC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Married with one or more children	2042	71.1
2) Married with no children	217	7.6
3) Unmarried with one or more children	227	7.9
4) Unmarried with no children	271	9.4
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	114	4.0
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

616) Father's religion--typology: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 552 (DADRELIG). (PARLGTYP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Liberal Protestants, Episcopalian, Congregationalist, Methodist, Unitarian, Quaker and Liberal Protestant unspecified	629	21.9
2) Moderate Protestants, Presbyterian, Disciple of Christ, United Lutheran Church in America, American Lutheran Church, Lutheran and American Baptist	558	19.4
3) Conservative Protestants: Missouri Lutheran, Southern Baptist, Baptist, Assembly of God, Church of God, Church of Christ, Nazarene, Seventh-day Adventist, United Brethren, Gospel Lighthouse, Foursquare Gospel, Pentacostal, Jehova's Witness, Free Methodist, Christian Science, Mennonite, Fundamental Protestant unspecified, various divine sciences, UNity, all reformed denominations, Salvation Army, Advent Christian and Swedenborgian	383	13.3
4) Roman Catholic	514	17.9
9) Not applicable	787	27.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

617) Mother's religion--typology: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 553 (MOMRELIG). (MARLGTYP)

	TOTAL	%
1) Liberal Protestants, Episcopalian, Congregationalist, Methodist, Unitarian, Quaker and Liberal Protestant unspecified	710	24.7
2) Moderate Protestants, Presbyterian, Disciple of Christ, United Lutheran Church in America, American Lutheran Church, Lutheran and American Baptist	619	21.6
3) Conservative Protestants: Missouri Lutheran, Southern Baptist, Baptist, Assembly of God, Church of God, Church of Christ, Nazarene, Seventh-day Adventist, United Brethren, Gospel Lighthouse, Foursquare Gospel, Pentacostal, Jehova's Witness, Free Methodist, Christian Science, Mennonite, Fundamental Protestant unspecified, various divine sciences, UNity, all reformed denominations, Salvation Army, Advent Christian and Swedenborgian	477	16.6
4) Roman Catholic	541	18.8
9) Not applicable	524	18.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

618) Size of congregation: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 4 (DENOM). (SZCONGRE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Under 50	71	2.5
2) 51 to 100	126	4.4
3) 101 to 200	199	6.9
4) 201 to 400	523	18.2
5) 401 to 600	315	11.0
6) 601 to 800	277	9.6
7) 801 to 1200	281	9.8
8) 1201 to 1600	334	11.6
9) 1601 to 2000	117	4.1
10) 2001 to 3000	238	8.3
11) 3001 and over	253	8.8
99) Not applicable	137	4.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

619) Knowledge of prophet's scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 32 (ELIJAH) THROUGH VARIABLE 37 (EZEKIEL). THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 32 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED '2' IN VARIABLE 33 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '1' IN VARIABLE 34 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '2' IN VARIABLE 35 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED '2' IN VARIABLE 36 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '1' IN VARIABLE 37 ARE SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (KNWLPRSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	1	0.0
1) 1	41	1.4
2) 2	113	3.9
3) 3	537	18.7
4) 4	491	17.1
5) 5	556	19.4
6) Highest	1132	39.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

620) Knowledge of Bible scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 41 (NEEDLEYE), VARIABLE 43 (BLSDSTRN), VARIABLE 45 (SFRWITCH), VARIABLE 49 (WMNSILNT), AND VARIABLE 51 (GODJEALU). THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 41 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED '2' IN VARIABLE 43 ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 45, VARIABLE 49 AND VARIABLE 51 ARE EACH SCORED '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (KWLBBLSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	62	2.2
1) 1	208	7.2
2) 2	434	15.1
3) 3	720	25.1
4) 4	624	21.7
5) Highest	167	5.8
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	656	22.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

621) Orthodoxy scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 95 (BELVGOD), VARIABLE 96 (BELVJESU), VARIABLE 97 (BLVMREL) AND VARIABLE 100 (DVLEXIST). THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 95, VARIABLE 96 AND VARIABLE 100 ARE ALL SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED AS '4' IN VARIABLE 97 ARE SCORED '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (ORTDXYSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	416	14.5
1) 1	250	8.7
2) 2	334	11.6
3) 3	520	18.1
4) Highest	1024	35.7
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	327	11.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

622) Ethics scale 1: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 116 (DOGOOD) AND VARIABLE 119 (LOVNEIBR). FOR BOTH VARIABLES, THOSE CODED '1' ARE SCORED '2' AND THOSE CODED AS '2' ARE SCORED '1.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (ETHCSSC1)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	147	5.1
1) 1	74	2.6
2) 2	693	24.1
3) 3	474	16.5
4) Highest	1335	46.5
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	148	5.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

623) Ethics scale 2: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 128 (RACEDIS) AND VARIABLE 129 (ANTISEMI). THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 128 ARE SCORED AS '2' AND THOSE CODED '2' ARE SCORED '1.' THOSE CODED '1' IN VARIABLE 129 ARE SCORED '2.' THE NUMBER BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (ETHCSSC2)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	524	18.3
1) 1	169	5.9
2) 2	1041	36.3
3) 3	153	5.3
4) Highest	514	17.9
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	470	16.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

624) Particularism scale: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 110 (SAVIOR), VARIABLE 118 (PRTFAITH) AND VARIABLE 122 (IGNOREJC). IN ALL THREE VARIABLES A CODE OF '1' IS SCORED AS '2' AND A CODE OF '2' IS SCORED AS '1.' THE NUMBER CODED BELOW REPRESENTS THE TOTAL SCORED BY EACH RESPONDENT. (PRTCLRSC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Lowest	191	6.7
1) 1	334	11.6
2) 2	608	21.2
3) 3	545	19.0
4) 4	489	17.0
5) 5	215	7.5
6) Highest	75	2.6
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	414	14.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

625) Membership in organizations: THIS VARIABLE WAS SUMMED FROM VARIABLES 436 (FRTNLGRP) THROUGH VARIABLE 450 (OTHERGRP). (MBRSPORG)

	TOTAL	%
0) None	470	16.4
1) One	519	18.1
2) Two	483	16.8
3) Three	413	14.4
4) Four	329	11.5
5) Five	205	7.1
6) Six	161	5.6
7) Seven	102	3.6
8) Eight	71	2.5
9) Nine	37	1.3
10) Ten or more	81	2.8
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

626) Particularism recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 624 (PRTCLRSC). (PRTCLRRC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0-1 on variable 625	525	18.3
1) Scores 2-3 on variable 625	1153	40.2
2) Scores 4-6 on variable 625	779	27.1
9) Inappropriate.not scalable	414	14.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

627) Church/other club--typology: TYPOLOGY COMBINING CHURCH CLUBS AND REGULAR CLUBS. (CHCLBTYP)

	TOTAL	%
0) Zero to 10 regular clubs and no church clubs	1042	36.3
1) More regular clubs than church clubs	172	6.0
2) Church clubs	293	10.2
3) Church clubs	236	8.2
4) About the same number of both types of clubs	128	4.5
5) About the same number of both types of clubs	305	10.6
6) About the same number of both types of clubs	140	4.9
7) More church clubs than regular clubs	49	1.7
8) More church clubs than regular clubs	35	1.2
9) No regular clubs and one to six church clubs	233	8.1
99) Inappropriate/not scalable	238	8.3
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

628) Orthodoxy scale recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 621 (ORTDXYSC). (ORTDXYRC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0-1 on variable 624	666	23.2
1) Scores 2-3 on variable 624	854	29.7
2) Scores 4 on variable 624	1024	35.7
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	327	11.4
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

629) Ethics recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 622 (ETHCSSC1). (ETHICSRC)

	TOTAL	%
0) Scores 0-1 on variable 623	221	7.7
1) Scores 2-3 on variable 623	1167	40.6
2) Scores 4 on variable 623	1335	46.5
9) Inappropriate/not scalable	148	5.2
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

630) EDUCRCDE: Education recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 512 (FRMLEDUC). (Recoded for use with online analysis.) (I-EDUC)

	TOTAL	%
1) Some high school	434	15.4
2) High school degree	631	22.4
3) Some college	881	31.3
4) College degree	466	16.6
5) Post graduate	400	14.2
Missing	63
Total	2812	100.0

631) INCMRCDE: Income recode 1: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 542 (FAMINCME). (Recoded for use with online analysis.) (I-INCOME)

	TOTAL	%
1) $12K+	754	28.4
2) $10K+	437	16.5
3) $7K+	725	27.3
4) $5K+	451	17.0
5) $4K+	287	10.8
Missing	221
Total	2654	100.0

632) New denominations summary: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 592 (DENMRCDE). (For use with online analysis.) (I-RELIGION)

	TOTAL	%
1) Liberal Protestant (Congregational, Methodist, Episcopalian)	979	34.1
2) Moderate Protestant (Disciples of Christ, Presbyterian, American Lutheran, American Baptist)	893	31.1
3) Conservative Protestant (Missouri Lutheran, Southern Baptist, Sects)	450	15.7
4) Roman Catholic	545	19.0
Missing	8
Total	2867	100.0

633) Age recode: THIS VARIABLE IS DERIVED FROM VARIABLE 539 (RDRSAGE) (For use with online analysis.) (I-AGE)

	TOTAL	%
1) Age 39 and under	1158	40.3
2) Age 40-59	1267	44.1
3) Age 60 and over	446	15.5
Missing	4
Total	2871	100.0

634) What is your sex? (For use with online analysis.) (I-GENDER)

	TOTAL	%
1) Male	1030	35.9
2) Female	1840	64.1
Missing	5
Total	2870	100.0