The Miracle of the Religious Divide: An additional argument for the purported distinction between rural and urban religiosity

The article offers the author's insights on the perceived religious segregation between rural and urban settings. The U.S. Census Bureau cites several common sense elements in determining the division of rural and urban environments. According to A. MacIntyre, rural communities were more capacitated to preserve social norms which appeared to be instilled with implication beyond their own pursuit, on the other hand urban communities were apparently serving their own interests.