I'd say none of them are. It would be exceedingly difficult to be all the things you describe, but one could certainly try.
This is not something that is compiled by any official source. If you did a survey, it's doubtful that you'd get enough honest answers for accuracy. What would be the point in finding out? Sexual orientation is irrelevant it is the morals and character traits of a person that is important. Questions don't normally stun me but this one did. Please don't tell me that you think people have to volunteer this kind of personal information when applying for ANY job. If you're asking how many school teachers are HAPPY (gay) I'd say the majority are but some of the nuns in my grade school were kind of cranky. It may have had something to do with my inability to shut up.
Christmas.
Republican Christian Party was created in 1997.
YES. Buddhism ia a philosophy and does not conflicts with Christianity or any religion. there are Christian-Buddhists, Jewish Buddhists, etc. (search the web)
I'm not sure.. but most Japanese people are Buddhists
90% Christian, some Muslims, Hindus ,Buddhists and traditional religions
Its Christian!!
No, the Trinity is a belief of some Christian sects. Buddhists do not have any position on it. Buddhist do believe that the existence of, or belief in, god(s) is not essential to the achievement of enlightenment.
Buddhists do not have a Mass in the Christian sense but amongst the many different Buddhist traditions there are a wide range of public and private services each with its own distinct purpose and style.
There is no recorded interview where Bethany Hamilton has said she is a conservative or Republican, but seeing as she is a Christian, there is a good chance her family votes Republican.
An Acela Republican is a Republican who resides in the northeastern United States, with pragmatic views, who tends to be contemptuous of the Tea Party and of Christian Conservatives.
It's intriguing that those are apparently the only choices you can think of. Statistically, the answer is probably 'yes'. She is more likely Christian than Jewish, though.
From the question as stated, NO, as Lutherans and Calvinist are Christian.