Why Is Congress So Religious?

The video explores the religious landscape in the US and its reflection in Congress. While 3 out of 10 Americans claim no religious affiliation, Congress remains predominantly Christian. The video discusses the potential impact of a religious quota system, the challenges of measuring religiosity, and the influence of social identity theory on voter bias. It highlights the discrepancy between the religious affiliations of Congress members and the general population, focusing on the role of in-groups and out-groups. The video concludes by noting the gradual secularization of Congress, despite its current Christian majority.

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