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> In many parts of the world it really isn't. It is here, though. In Germany and Austria, a quarter to a third of the population are not part of a registered r
by creshal 10y ago
> In many parts of the world it really isn't.
It is here, though. In Germany and Austria, a quarter to a third of the population are not part of a registered religion; and many more aren't practising their stated religion.
- dagw 10y agoMy point is that many cases what you believe in doesn't matter. If you're from a muslim country with muslim parents them you are a muslim in the eyes of far too many people no matter how atheist or buddist or whatever your actual personal belief system might be.
- creshal 10y agoOh, right. That's definitely a problem. I thought you meant it as "social pressure prevents you from converting/leaving your religion".