With religion playing a significant role in domestic and international affairs, PollingPoint asked respondents for their views on religion and politics both at home and abroad.

Not surprisingly, people who most frequently attend religious services are the least likely to think that Americans are too religious.

Do you think Americans are too religious?

When asked about America's religious tolerance, respondents were not very polarized. Few people strongly agreed or strongly disagreed with the statement that America is tolerant of religious differences. In general, however, Republicans were more likely than Democrats to perceive of the country as a tolerant place.

Please tell us if you agree or disagree with the following statement: America is tolerant of religious differences.

Respondents were clearly critical of the role that religion plays in foreign relations.

Does religion serve more to unite or divide the world?

Christians of various denominations were most likely to support prayer in public schools, belying the stereotype that Muslims favor a larger role for religion in the public sphere.

Should prayer be allowed in public schools?

The overwhelming majority of Republicans preferred a religious president, suggesting that social conservatives comprise a significant subset of the Republican party.

Would you prefer a religious president?