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Religion

• Christian 138 39.3% • Atheist 135 38.5% • Agnostic 44 12.5% • Jewish 8 2.3% • Deist 4 1.1% • Muslim 3 <1% • Mormon 3 <1% • Hindu 2 <1% • Erisian Discordian 2 <1% • Others 10 2.9% | includes: | Rastafarian, Sikh, Taoist, | Buddhist, Scientologist, | Combo religions Participation Rates  Participated   351 80.1%  No Answer 64 14.6%  Invalid 23 5.2%  Total 438 100%     Analysis & Notes An interesting almost 50/50 split between Christians and Athiests, although I suspect the number of athiests is higher - a "no answer" probably constitutes no religion, or atheism. The breakup of the remainder of the group is pretty much ordinary.

 

Religion    Christian Composition

• Adventist 1     • Baptist 5 • Catholic 37     • Episcopal 2 • Evangelical 1     • Jehovah's Witness 1 • Lutheran 2     • Maronite Catholic 1 • Methodist 4     • Orthodox 1 • Presbyterian 3     • Protestant 2 • Romanian Orthodox 1     Participation Rates  Participated   351 80.1%  No Answer 64 14.6%  Invalid 23 5.2%  Total 438 100%    Analysis & Notes Catholicism is seems to be the most widespread denomination of Christianity (of those who provided a denomination)

 

Gender

• Male 418 95.4%   • Female 20 4.6% Participation Rates  Participated   438 100%  Total 438 100%    Analysis & Notes Surprise, surprise. Most computer users are men, and the e/n community is no exception to this. A whopping 95% of guys and a smattering of girls.

 

Marital Status

• Single 290 65%   • Single but Attached  103 24% • Married 13 3%   • Divorced 3 1% • Other 29 7%   Participation Rates  Participated   438 100%  Total 438 100%     Analysis & Notes I think this goes to show that the community is quite diverse. It's not just a bunch of geeks who lock themselves in a room all day without social interaction.

Page 1: Demographics - Religion, Gender, Marital Status
Page 2: Demographics - Age, Age Vs Marital Status, Birthdays
Page 3: Technology - ICQ, IM, Connections, Browser Preferences, O/S, Programming Languages
Page 4: Countries - Birth, Residence, Citizenship, Languages
Page 5: E/N - Roles, Motivation