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I think there's a big difference in what it means to be religious in the US and rest of the developed world. Extremely few people in EU are religious (at least
by anovikov 2y ago
I think there's a big difference in what it means to be religious in the US and rest of the developed world. Extremely few people in EU are religious (at least as long we mean Christian) in a way that passes for "religious" in the US. So you should interpret results with care.
I personally voted "yes" without a bit of doubt, but i understand in the US i'd be probably labelled as "none".
- asim 2y agoWhat does it mean to be religious to you? Like what does it actually mean on a day to day basis? Is that different to what life would be like without say some form of God consciousness?
- behumble124 2y ago[flagged]
- anovikov 2y agoNone at all. Being a religious Christian in Europe is mostly about accepting the general values of Judeo-Christian tradition and not being overtly atheist. Almost no one goes to church or observes any religious traditions at all, yet most people claim to be Christians. As long as someone doesn't badmouth Jesus nor claims that religion is "opium for the masses", they pass for Christian in EU.