Irreligion by country
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Irreligion varies in the different countries around the world.
[edit] List of countries by irreligion
The Gallup poll has the most broad definition of irreligion: the question "Is religion important" was asked; the "no" answer is represented below. Dentsu Communication Institute provides data for respondents who stated they have "no religion". Phil Zuckerman uses the strictest definition, citing "atheist and agnostic" proportion numbers. The numbers come from different years, and might not be accurate for countries with governments that require or urge religion or secularism.
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[edit] References
- ^ GALLUP WorldView - data accessed on 17 january 2009
- ^ Dentsu Communication Institute 電通総研・日本リサーチセンター編「世界60カ国価値観データブック (Japanese)
- ^ The Largest Atheist / Agnostic Populations Zuckerman, 2005