And Americans don't go to church but 85% believe in God.
56% of them see themselves as Christians (36% Protestant and 22% Catholic)
Others
3.2% Muslim;
2.9% Mormon;
1.9% Jewish;
1.6% Buddhists;
0.5% Hindus.
Meanwhile,
3.8% reported they are atheist and
3.7% identified as agnostic."
An overwhelming majority of all Americans – 94% – said they believe religious freedom is a fundamental human right.
83% – believe the phrase “In God we trust” should remain on U.S. currency and coins
78% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Jewish people is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
66% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Muslim people is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
43% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Hindu people is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
43% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Evangelical Christians is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
39% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Atheists is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
43% of those surveyed believe prejudice against Catholics is a somewhat or very serious problem in the United States
The short form seems to be that a person's beliefs are their own. The 1776 formulary.