Religion: How the nation is divided today

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Hanna Rosin, reporter for the Washington Post, explains how the nation
is divided today in religious terms. According to Rosin, traditionals have
much more in common among each other, than with other segments of their
own denomination. (1:05)

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February 8, 2005
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