14/03/2021 · Another country that when surveyed claimed its population as an atheist is Japan. But in a very unique way. But in a very unique way. Nearly eighty percent of the country actually practices a form of ethnic religion called “ Shinto “, and is, therefore, technically, highly religious.

30/08/2017 · The most atheist countries are: China with only 9% of the people surveyed declaring themselves as religious. Sweden where 73% of the people surveyed said to be atheist or non-religious. The Czech Republic where 72% of the people surveyed said to be atheist or non-religious. The United Kingdom where 69% of the people surveyed said to be atheist ...

Another country with a history of communist philosophy which scores high on the atheism index is the former communist country Czech Republic. Here only 20 percent are avowedly religious while a much higher 30 percent of the people are confirmed atheists.

In countries including India and Bangladesh, police have been accused of condoning these murders by failing to investigate them properly. At least three atheist bloggers have been hacked to …

04/11/2021 · China is the world’s least religious country, according to a survey by WIN/Gallup International.Only 9% of the country considers itself religious, while 67% claims to be atheist - more than twice the amount of any other country.

17/08/2015 · The 8 most atheist-friendly countries in the world In many places around the world, this is an unprecedented era of freedom and social acceptance for non-believers

22/02/2013 · Since conceptions of atheism vary, determining how many atheists exist in the world today is difficult.[23] According to one estimate, atheists make up about 2.3% of the world's population, while a further 11.9% are nonreligious.[24]

Answer (1 of 4): Here’s from the top ten list (those not listed were Asian countries). 1. Estonia (16% feel religious) 2. Sweden (19% feel religious) 3. Norway (21% feel religious) 4. Czech Republic (23% feel religious) 5. Netherlands (26% feel …

08/02/2015 · However when a subsequent Gallup poll asked about atheism, it discovered that 31% of Japanese people were also willing to check the ‘convinced atheist’ box. If the phrase ‘religiously unaffiliated’ was used instead of ‘atheist’, the yes-result was a jaw-dropping 57%. How can one country be simultaneously so atheistic and so religious?

Fewer than 10% of residents stated that they feel religious in this nation, and over 60% are "convinced atheists." That said, China is also the world's most populous country, and when looking at the percent of residents who are irreligious, several smaller countries eclipse China's level of non-belief.