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Just the other day I answered a political phone survey. I'm pretty sure it was an Obama Pac running it. Anyway at the end they went through demographics including religious affiliation. The choices included Protestant, Evangelical, Catholic, etc etc. I thought, only two of those are mutually exclusive. Being a Protestant who consders herself Evangelical but attends a mainstream denomination I really didn't know how to answer properly, but since I had given such stellar liberal answers to the question I thought "what the heck" and threw myself in with the Evangelicals. It will skew that sterotypic curve I thought!