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    Prozentsatz der Menschen in Europa, die an ein Leben nach dem Tod glauben

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    2. UmmetciV2 on

      This shit fucking scares me. The thought of afterlife alone is one of the most terrifying things I could think. Like it is not even a void or something, you cease to exist. Nothing. I REALLY want afterlife to exist. PLEASE.

    3. Micah7979 on

      Interesting to see such high numbers in countries with a majority of atheist people.

    4. Zandroe_ on

      How can anyone in Croatia not believe in life after death? Here, the dead don’t just continue to exist, they continue to vote.

    5. wanderlustcub on

      Albania – there is no heaven, there is no hell, only darkness.

      (600 miles away)

      Türkiye – All aboard to the Good/Bad place!!!

    7. Forsaken-Link-5859 on

      Iceland is keeping the spirit alive! Would be curious what the stats for USA are. Would think on another level

    8. Inside-Associate-729 on

      This color spectrum makes no sense. How is yellow more than dark green? Why is dark blue less than light blue? Why is purple #1?

    11. BeefyMiracleWhip on

      Dang Bulgaria & Albania are literally just like “lights out” aren’t they

      Edit: a fuckin nation

    13. Ninevolts on

      Note that any religious statistics of Turkey are taken from Religious Affairs Bureau and they’re known to make shit up.

    14. Consistent-Refuse-74 on

      It’s so sad that Russia and Ukraine are this low. They’re giving their eternal life to the cause.

    15. levenspiel_s on

      I guess we Turkish want to believe there is another chance after this crappy life.

    17. lordnacho666 on

      Surprised by the Scandinavians. People are quite secular there, most do not really believe in the supernatural. Seems very high, you have to wonder how the question was phrased.

    18. JRJenss on

      The Balkans has got it all baby!! From the highest to the lowest level of belief, and everything in between. And all of this within such a small territory.
      But hey…basically everyone is religious here. We just don’t believe in gods and stuff like that. But we’re religious!! But we only see a glimpse of a priest or an inside of the church during funerals or some weirdos‘ weddings. But we’re religious! Don’t you forget it.
      The most religious people in Europe.

    19. JRJenss on

      The Balkans has got it all baby!! From the highest to the lowest level of belief, and everything in between. And all of this within such a small territory.
      But hey…basically everyone is religious here. We just don’t believe in gods and stuff like that. But we’re religious!! But we only see a glimpse of a priest or an inside of a church during funerals or some weirdos‘ weddings. But we’re religious! Don’t you forget it.
      The most religious people in Europe.

    20. its_raining_scotch on

      It’s so interesting how religiously devout the Iberian peninsula was for so long and then very recently they almost completely dropped it all. It’s like they gave it their best for 1000 years and then decided it didn’t help anything and that they’re over it.

    23. GetDownMakeLava on

      Well dang. Here I went thinking Poland and Italy were majority religious countries cause Catholicism.

    24. LoveN5 on

      It’s kind of hard to say because what do you mean when you say life after death? The American Evangelical idea that you go to Heaven or Hell after you die right away isn’t that common among other Christians, they believe you die and are redirected by Jesus later as salvation. Depending on how it was worded the question probably came across as weird to some.

    25. Pizzafriedchickenn on

      As a British citizen that can’t be true. No way we’re one of the highest

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