While virtually all atheists (and atheistic agnostics) in America are secularists, not all secularists are atheists. In fact most secularists are not atheists.

Hello there ... what do you mean by a 'secularist' in this exact context Les?
ta ta

As a humanistic naturalistic atheistic agnostic, I just say NaNo to many things that do not make sense to me, both theistic and secular.

For me, every hour of every day, regardless of the time, is "ungodly." That is not a bad thing at all! In fact, it is comforting to know that.

Oh my goodness! As a Humanistic Naturalistic Atheistic Agnostic I never thought that I would be saying this, but if presented with an exceedingly redundant false dichotomy and I had to pick one over the other before I ceased to exist, I would choose animism over anime even though neither of them are "real." At least animism can be "spirited" away while seemingly anime cannot be so retired.

Another one of "life's mysteries" that I am a non-believer about (or should I say decidedly do not have any FAITH in, in a non self-delusional vain, er, I mean vein!) is SELF-PUBLISHING. To call a writer who self-publishes a "published author" is like calling a pre-schooler a scholar.

So far the state of Texas only has 100,000 plus signatures on its petition to secede from the U.S.
Gee, I always believed that the number of the "lunatic fringe" residing there numbered in the millions!

In at least this one instance, what do Black Protestants/Other Christian, Hispanic Catholics, "Other Faiths," Religiously Unaffiliated and Jews have in common?

Using data provided by the PEW Research Center, the below represents the percentage of votes cast in the 2012 election by "religious" groups for President Obama- these groups were the only ones that cast more than 50% of their votes for President Obama. (note, overall, President Obama received approximately 50% of all votes cast):

Black Protestant/Other Christian 95%
Hispanic Catholic 75%
"Other Faiths" 74%
(including Muslims, Buddhists and other groups not specifically designated in the polling)
Religiously Unaffiliated 70%
Jews 69%

Les.....I can relate to your posts of 10/29-11/15. I got a little chuckle out of the way you expressed your view. Thanks for sharing!