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    Wöchentlicher Religionsbesuch in den USA im Vergleich zu Europa (2022)

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    1. 1Dog117 on

      Europe is steaming ahead towards a true secular society. More and more people become atheists, agnostics or non-religious and that’s okay thanks to secularism. Let the Christians enjoy their churches but don’t drag everyone else into your tradition

    2. Possible-Usual-9357 on

      As a Polish person – this is very much self-reported. It must be. If it’s 44% then it’s only because they want to be seen as attenders, and not because they attend.

      The difference may be subtle for some, but I think it’s important to contrast ‚faithful’ posers to actual believers and weekly attenders.

    4. HighwayComfortable90 on

      Hungary once again proved you can be homophonic without being religious at all.

    7. JourneyThiefer on

      I wonder what it is here, probably one of the higher ones if we were shown

    9. JohnnyElRed on

      I don’t get why many protestant nations see catholic ones as more religiously devoted than themselves. It’s quite the opposite in many cases.

    11. Sad_Mall_3349 on

      I have been working for many for many years with folks from the USA and their ability to have two faces, work and church Sunday is astonishing.

      Fuck you in the office from Monday to Friday, be the best christian on Sunday.

    14. foamingdogfever on

      I am surprised to see Germany so low on the list. Don’t they have a compulsory church tax? Maybe that is the reason.

    15. pussy-eater04 on

      I love the comparison between us state and eu member states In general suuuper interesting between both

    20. schacks on

      I’m actually proud to be a citizen of the least religious country in the western world. To me religion is probably the most destructive force in the world today, closely followed by endless growth capitalism.

    21. Loki-L on

      Note that stats like these are based on surveys and rely on people being honest with themselves and interviewers.

      A while back some researchers compared the numbers from surveys such as these with data gleaned from anonymity cell phone location data and found out that in many places in the US people will say they go to church/temple/whatever more often than they actually do.

    22. AstraMilanoobum on

      New England , as usual, being the least religious yet richest and best educated part of the country…

    23. FMSV0 on

      25% for Portugal? Sure, churches are always empty, but people want to convince other that they go to church.

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