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you have no data indicating the trend is happening now. dawkins website traffic is shrinking and global atheism is shrinking., plus economy down
In February of 2012, supporters of the Question evolution! camoaign have indicated that 160 creationist groups in North America are going to be contacted concerning the campaign.<ref>[http://questionevolution.blogspot.com/2012/02/50-page-question-evolution-booklet.html 50 page Question Evolution! booklet. Question Evolution! Campaign runaway train is going to be released]</ref>
In February of 2012, supporters of the Question evolution! camoaign have indicated that 160 creationist groups in North America are going to be contacted concerning the campaign.<ref>[http://questionevolution.blogspot.com/2012/02/50-page-question-evolution-booklet.html 50 page Question Evolution! booklet. Question Evolution! Campaign runaway train is going to be released]</ref>
== Long Term Increase in Those Who Have No Religious Identity ==
== Past long Term Increase in Those Who Have No Religious Identity ==
Over the longer term there has been a substantial and relatively steady increase in the number of Americans having no religious identity. Gallup has been specifically tracking this trend since 1948.<ref>[http://www.gallup.com/poll/128276/Increasing-Number-No-Religious-Identity.aspx Gallup: In U.S., Increasing Number Have No Religious Identity]</ref> At that point a mere 2% of Americans volunteered "no religion". In the intervening years, however, the numbers have steadily grown so that in 2008 the figure had reached some 16% of the population.
Over the longer term there has been a substantial and relatively steady increase in the number of Americans having no religious identity. Gallup has been specifically tracking this trend since 1948.<ref>[http://www.gallup.com/poll/128276/Increasing-Number-No-Religious-Identity.aspx Gallup: In U.S., Increasing Number Have No Religious Identity]</ref> At that point a mere 2% of Americans volunteered "no religion". In the intervening years, however, the numbers have steadily grown so that in 2008 the figure had reached some 16% of the population.