You’re Doing It Wrong: Statistics
Apparently, 21% of Atheists surveyed believe in God.
I suspect what they’ve done is included some I-don’t-understand-that theistic worldviews, such as pantheism, under “Atheism”.
This is how not to carefully set up, collect and analyse your statistics. :)
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