Despite our reputation as a nation of Bible-thumpers, America has become considerably less religious over the past two decades. According to the brand-new American Religious Identification Survey, almost every major religious denomination has lost ground since 1990.

In fact, the fastest growing religious identification in America is "no religion," which jumped from 8 to 15 percent and now outnumbers all groupings besides Catholics and Baptists. Vermont is apparently the least religious state in the nation, with 34 percent claiming their religion as "none."

Do the shrinking statistics signal a national trend toward godlessness? Or are we just more likely to create our own ideas of God outside the confines of organized groups? Do you consider yourself religious?