The religious "trust" scale would likely look largely the same. While "deeply religious" may have been the reality for the US at one point, I think it would be hard to argue that with each generation we don't move a little further away from that. As someone who was previously "deeply religious" and am now "non-religious", I still wrestle with whether that's a good thing or not.

The average American Protestant doesn't have high trust for religious Muslims, Mormons, Catholics, or even Baptists. Especially a loaded term like "organized religion" in which they see themselves as just a local gathering of Jesus followers, not really "organized" or "religion".