Ulster Unionists, who are mostly Protestant, are strongly for the union. They will use any influence they have to sway their brethern in Scotland to vote against independence.
I've never noticed a religious divide here, but I don't see what relevance religion has on the referendum. I'm sure we're all beyond basing our decision on whichever church we do or don't attend.
There certainly used to be when I first moved to Scotland 40 years ago, it was unexpected and very noticeable - the first question my ex-MIL asked me was "are you a Catholic?"...... but I don't think it's got anything to with the current debate, nothing at all.
You've not offended me, mikey. I can honestly say I've never come across any kind of religious divide other than the Wee Frees tutting at anyone hanging out washing on a Sunday!
I can honestly say it wasn't until the 70s that I started to understand there were different types of Christians . It was probably then that reallly opened my eyes to the farce that religion is.
In Scotland and Northern Ireland there are 1000's of so called Protestants and Catholics, but do they follow religion or just use the name to further their causes?