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  • % irreligion around the globe
     OP - February 05, 2009, 10:10 PM

    Country   Percentage stating they have no religion

    Estonia   75.7 %

    Albania   60-75 %

    China   59-71 %

    Sweden   46-85 %

    Czech Rep   59-67 %

    Japan   51.8 %
       
    Russia   48.1 %
       
    Belarus   47.8 %
       
    Vietnam   46.1 %
       
    Netherl'ds   44 %

    Finland   28-60 %

    Hungary   42.6 %

    Ukraine   42.4 %

    New Zeal     34.7-47.4 %

    Israel   41 %

    Latvia   40.6 %

    S. Korea   36.4 %

    Belgium   35.4 %

    Chile   33.8 %

    Germany   32.7 %

    Luxembourg   29.9 %

    Slovenia   29.9 %
       
    Bulgaria   29.8 %
       
    France   27.2 %

    Venezuela   27 %
       
    Australia   18.7-29.9 %

    Slovakia   23.1 %

    Mexico   20.5 %

    UK   15.5-23.2 %

    Lithuania   19.4 %

    Denmark   19 %

    Italy   17.8 %

    US        15-20.4 %

    Spain   17 %

    Canada   16.2 %

    Argentina   16 %

    South Africa   15.1 %

    Croatia   13.2 %

    Austria   12.2 %
       
    Portugal   11.4 %
       
    Puerto Rico   11.1 %
       
    Iceland   11 %

    Philippines   10.9 %
       
    Brazil   7.4 %
       
    India   6.6 %
       
    Poland   6 %

    Serb & Mont   5.8 %
       
    Ireland   4.5 %

    Peru   4.7 %
       
    Greece   4 %
       
    Turkey   2.5 %
       
    Romania   2.4 %
       
    Tanzania   1.7 %
       
    Malta   1.3 %
       
    Iran   1.1 %
       
    Uganda   1.1 %
       
    Nigeria   0.7 %
       
    Bangladesh   0.1 %
    Source: Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irreligion_by_country
    (Tried to include the individual sources for statistic but it threw out the tabular formatting - you can get them from the above link)


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  • Re: % irreligion around the globe
     Reply #1 - February 05, 2009, 10:15 PM

    NB: Bangladesh - only 1 in every 1000 people do not believe in religion

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  • Re: % irreligion around the globe
     Reply #2 - February 05, 2009, 10:31 PM

     I read somewhere that Estonia is likely to be one of the countries least affected by the credit crunch as well . Wonder if they're welcoming new immigrants ?

       What's with all the countries that gave a range instead of a number ? hedging their bets ?
  • Re: % irreligion around the globe
     Reply #3 - February 05, 2009, 10:44 PM

    Several studies have also found Sweden to be one of the most secular countries in the world.

    According to Davie (1999), 80% of Swedes do not believe in God, wonder if thats due to their weather, or their non-committal culture?

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  • Re: % irreligion around the globe
     Reply #4 - February 05, 2009, 10:58 PM

    Prosperity.

    See all the least numbers are from the poor countries.

    I was not blessed with the ability to have blind faith. I cant beleive something just because someone says its true.
  • Re: % irreligion around the globe
     Reply #5 - February 05, 2009, 11:12 PM

    Prosperity.

    See all the least numbers are from the poor countries.


    Nothing to do with prosperity - it does not explain the top end of the list.. according to this then arab nations would be amongst the most secular nations.

    If anything then it might be a combination of education and a societies history. 

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