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[Anonymous No.5646400]

>tfw not living in glorious atheist scandinavia

[Anonymous No.5646406]

I do. If you also have a statistic of people who believe in supernatural elements then we're at like 80%. Everyone around here seems to believe in ghosts, even scientists.

[Anonymous No.5646425]

And yet we are the ones with crucifixes on our flags.

And what >>5646406 says. There's still stupid people. The usual line is "I don't believe in God but I believe in *something*", i.e. a god, just not the Christian god. The statistics are cheating, really.

[Anonymous No.5646463]

>>Czech Republic
>>Scandinavia

[Anonymous No.5646503]

What if I believe in a God that's represented through nature and the balance of the universe? What if said balance is my God, what does that make me?

[Anonymous No.5646505]

>>5646503
It means you believe in a god.

and that you are a treehugging shitgobbler

[Anonymous No.5646506]

>>5646505
And what if I believe that this "God" can be eventually explained through science?

[Anonymous No.5646517]

>>5646506

Just an hero.

[Anonymous No.5646521]

>>5646517

[Anonymous No.5646528]

>>5646506

[Anonymous No.5646531]

>>5646400
>tfw living in a country where 95% of the population is christian
>tfw got 5 more months and then I'm getting out of here for uni

[Anonymous No.5646532]

This is bs

I live in Denmark and so many people say "I belive in something"

[Anonymous No.5646533]

>>5646506

>People like these post on sci

[Anonymous No.5646535]

I dunno about Finland, everyone's part of the church.

Doesn't mean they all believe.

[Anonymous No.5646534]

>>5646533
I'm more worried about people like you posting on /sci/. Braidead newfags who can't even recognize an obvious troll. Please grow up.

[Anonymous No.5646538]

>>5646534

>I was just pretending!

[Anonymous No.5646540]

>>5646538
We know you weren't pretending.

[Anonymous No.5646543]

>>Norway
>>32 %

Gotta admit, I lol'd. The sources used for this must be utter shit. I'd wager my life on a maximum of 10 % of the population being religious (i.e. believing in a god).

[Anonymous No.5646544]

I realize there are special cases (evolution, big bang, et cetera) which some Christians (as well as those of other religions) object to, but by and large, the mainstream religions don't conflict with scientific ideas. Nor are their members opposed to science in general.

If there's a problem with our society, it's the people who describe themselves as "spiritual". Their world view basically consists of nothing but pseudoscience.

[Anonymous No.5646552]

>tfw those values are wy too high for any civilized country
>tfw my country is about 90%

[Anonymous No.5646568]

>>5646503

It makes you someone who doesn't know what "god" means.

[Anonymous No.5646574]

>>5646540
god you're stupid he obviously meant the troll

[Anonymous No.5646717]

>flags with jesus cross
>atheist

[Anonymous No.5646755]

>>5646717

At least it's not the U.S. flag, with all those Wiccan five pointed stars.

[Anonymous No.5647478]

>>5646755
>implying stars represent that

[Anonymous No.5647604]

>tfw living in even more glorious more atheist Czech Republic

[Anonymous No.5647613]

>>5646543
The censi count any one not answering "no religion" as believing in a god or some higher power

[Anonymous No.5647629]

>>5646400
>>5646425
>>5646535
>>5646543

I don't see how the populace's belief in a god matters at all. It certainly doesn't mean your lawmakers are any better than ours. Look what they've done to Sweden with their immigration bullshit.

>mfw Scandinavians are forced to pray to African gods or Allah

[Anonymous No.5647655]

>>5646400

See you in hell you heretic fucks.