Top Religion in Brooklyn (NYC, USA) 1800 AD TO 2024 AD | Muslim Brooklyn | No Faith In Brooklyn

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Brooklyn is 12% Jewish, a proportion driven largely by the borough's large Hasidic Jewish communities, and also has the most Black Protestant residents, at 17%. Queens has the largest Muslim and Hindu populations in the city, and the second largest population of Hispanic Catholics.
U.S. have tended to view the city as a godless metropolis in a largely god-fearing land.

The statistics, though, tell a very different story. If belonging to a religion translates to being religious, New Yorkers are very religious when compared to Americans as a whole. The proportion of people identified as adhering to an organized religion in New York City makes the five boroughs as religious as many places in the so-called "Bible Belt." Yet people here belong - and do not belong - to different religions than residents of other parts of the country.

An estimated 6.8 million New Yorkers - or more than 83 percent of the population -- were identified as being affiliated with some organized religion in 2000. This rate of adherents is higher than all the states except Louisiana - even slightly higher than Utah. (These numbers include those who were said to be affiliated with many different religious groups and were adjusted to take into account non-reporting and other factors.)

Since 1990, though, there seems to be some decline in religious affiliation in New York City. In 2000, three-fifths of all New Yorkers were reported as affiliated with one or another religious body and so were called religious "adherents." The number was down to 4.8 million from just over 5 million in 1990.

Seventy years ago, the evangelical pastor Billy Graham called for a spiritual revival in “Sodom on the Subway,” a reference to the biblical city destroyed for having no God-fearing citizens. More recently, the rise (and fall) of organized atheism and the city’s famous cultural live-and-let-live attitude have seemed to bolster its status as a capital of secularism.

The truth, as most New Yorkers know, is that the city runs on faith as much or more than most other metropolises.

“You can't go more than a block without finding a house of worship in New York City, an actively used house of worship,” said Hussein Rashid, a scholar of religion with The New School and Union Theological Seminary.

While accurate and up-to-date data on the state of religious identity in the five boroughs is hard to find, Rashid and other scholars say the city is as spiritually diverse as it’s ever been, even as religious affiliation is declining here in step with the rest of the country.

Data from the nonprofit Public Religion Research Institute, one of the few groups that conducts nationwide tallies of religious affiliation, show that while New York City’s religious makeup has changed somewhat in recent years, it remains a devout place overall.

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