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Sunday, September 13, 2009

The Seven Deadly Sins Across America

Posted on 3:27 PM by Unknown
According to a study from Kansas State, different parts of the U.S. are prone to different sins. Check it out. And look at all the sin in the Bible Belt! If my neck of the woods is a bastion of greed, I guess I'm exceptional. Take with a pound of salt... though it's admittedly a fun chart.

(HT: Ben Witherington.)
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