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While Catholicism still claims significant numbers and maintains its cultural status as 'the' church, Walker argues that in both its original settlement patterns and the recent population boom, this sub-region has included important layers of rehgious affiliation beneath the Catholic surface. Conceding the hopelessness of any attempt to capture all of this diversity, Deloria offers a window into the characteristic tension of the region through an insightful comparison of evangelical Colorado Springs with Boulder, the state's leftward college town.