Table 3.

Religious Affiliation as an Adult

	Black Gay and Bisexual Men (n = 83)		White Gay and Bisexual Men (n = 763)		Latino Gay and Bisexual Men (n = 135)		Multiracial/Other Gay and Bisexual Men (n = 90)		Full Sample (N = 1071)
	na	%	nb	%	nc	%	nd	%	Ne	%
Religious Affiliation as Adults
Christian	47	45.2	275	27.9	36	21.5	28	41.3	386	28
Baptist	12	11.5	9	0.9	1	0.6	2	1.7	24	1.7
Catholic	5	4.8	58	5.9	18	10.8	12	9.9	93	6.8
Methodist	3	2.9	22	2.2	0	0	0	0	25	1.8
Lutheran	0	0	20	2	1	0.6	1	0.8	22	1.6
Pentecostal	4	3.8	2	0.2	1	0.6	0	0	7	0.5
Presbyterian	1	1	9	0.9	0	0	1	0.8	11	0.8
Episcopalian	0	0	19	1.9	0	0	3	2.5	22	1.6
Evangelical	2	1.9	1	0.1	0	0	0	0	3	0.2
Mormon	0	0	4	0.4	1	0.6	0	0	5	0.4
Anglican	0	0	2	0.2	0	0	0	0	2	0.1
Nondenominational	19	18.3	94	9.6	13	7.8	9	7.4	135	9.8
Other	1	1	35	3.6	1	0.6	0	0	37	2.7
Jewish	0	0	39	4	3	1.8	0	0	42	3
Muslim	1	1	0	0	1	0.6	0	0	2	0.2
Hindu	0	0	3	0.3	1	0.6	2	1.7	6	0.4
Buddhist	2	1.9	30	3	3	1.8	9	7.4	44	3.2
Unaffiliated	4	3.8	6	0.6	2	1.2	6	5	18	1.3
Atheist/Agnostic	20	19.2	421	42.8	78	46.7	50	41.3	569	41.4
Spiritual but not religious	26	25	154	15.7	34	20.4	20	16.5	234	17
Other	4	3.8	56	5.7	1	5.4	6	5	75	5.5

Note.

^aTotal n exceeds 83 because participants were able to choose more than one religious affiliation.

^bTotal n exceeds 763 because participants were able to choose more than one religious affiliation.

^cTotal n exceeds 135 because participants were able to choose more than one religious affiliation.

^dTotal n exceeds 90 because participants were able to choose more than one religious affiliation.

^eTotal N exceeds 1071 because participants were able to choose more than one religious affiliation.