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2. Here's the press release.

Reply to MADem (Reply #1)

Tue Apr 21, 2015, 12:28 PM

Apr 2015

http://www.wingia.com/en/news/losing_our_religion_two_thirds_of_people_still_claim_to_be_religious/290/

Methodology:

The question “Irrespective of whether you attend a place of worship or not would you say you are: a. a religious Person, b. not a religious person, c. a convinced atheist, d. do not know/no response.” Was asked as part of the WIN/Gallup International End of Year Survey.

Looking for a link to the raw data.

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Gallup: Israel one of least religious countries [View all] rug Apr 2015 OP

Hmmm. The problem with that article is that the definition of "religious" is not really defined. MADem Apr 2015 #1

Here's the press release. rug Apr 2015 #2

Yeah. I think that "from a distance" people take a different view of religiosity (religousness?)! MADem Apr 2015 #8

Curious that the American stats are just the opposite. procon Apr 2015 #3

It seems really difficult to tease out the cultural/religious aspects of being a jew. cbayer Apr 2015 #4

I want a photographer at the ready to capture Michelle Bachmann's eyes bugging out as she reads AtheistCrusader Apr 2015 #5

It doesn't contradict the Gallup poll. Behind the Aegis Apr 2015 #6

that's the other narrative Israeli FP can take advantage of (a la Steven Weinberg) MisterP Apr 2015 #7