The idea that religious belief is equated with better health has been debunked. Studies have revealed that non-believers have equivalent levels of health. There may be a correlation between social support and "being healthy" however this is not a correlation between religiosity or spirituality. The early comments detract from the validity of this brief writing.

Overall, from research from Recovering from Religion, and others, would suggest that negative religious beliefs in the US are more prevalent than ten percent in addition. I would ask the evaluators if a belief in a hell is a 'bad belief', with a potential to cause anxiety and fear in large populations of people?

Perhaps there was a bit of confirmation bias in this study.