Are people in your country religious?

>>78303319
Depends on the region.
The majority of the country is agnostic / atheist / believes in something but don't know what.

Catholics are the biggest religion, but they often don't even believe in God. For the majority it's just a social event.
Protestants are hardcore Christians. Some Dutch villages are literally sharia-tier Christians.
Muslims say they are religious, but I never see them following the rules of the Islam.

State ya name cuz

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Depends on the region, in the West somewhat but not really, regular church attendance rates are very low, only about 6%. People just stay in the church out of laziness.

In the East? Eastern Germany is the least religous place in the world and religion will go completely extinct with my generation.

>>78303319
Not really

>>78303557
We even have a political party that wants to ban women from voting and ban female politicians.

>>78303619
>the netherlands
>the younger you go the higher it gets

really fires up the ol neuronfactory

>>78303319
catholic innit

>>78303619
I thought Japan was really religious?
Is that just Shintoism being weird?

>>78303319
Despite the memes, not really.
Catholicism is embedded in our culture and has a strong presence in our language (phrases, proverbs, etc.), but religion per se is often viewed with scepticism.