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Is it true people aren't religious in Eastern Europe (excluding Pooland)?
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>>225487146
It varies strongly between countries. Czechia is literally the most atheist country in the world I recall, meanwhile much of the Balkans is close to American tier religious. East Slavs, largely due to Soviet era repression, are generally not that religious despite the "trad" memes though it can still occasionally function to serve as a political rallying cry unlike in Western Europe, but this is more as part of a nationalist and inherent culturally moralist rhetoric rather than genuine religiousity.
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>>225487146
Romanians are very religious but the rest of the nations bordering them are Sweden-tier atheist. I lived in Hungary for a while and it's worse than Austria, another country I lived in.
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>>225487146
Polish people below the age of 40 aren't religious either unless they're from shithole rural regions (low IQ)
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>>225487146
Only ancient fags starting about 65+ but I notice colleagues this age and up aren't even that religious but medfags are heathens anyway. Religiousness and it's propogation in society dropped off extremely after Lithuania gained independence from the USSR due to the fact that being religious, going to church and following rites was a way to stick it to the ruskie and goymie, after that reason was gone it started to wither away which I find extremely ironic, communism the thing that should have killed it off kept it alive.
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>>225487146
Depends on coutntry, region, and class as far as I can tell. Theres parts of eastern europe that are very religious and some of most athiestic parts of the world at the same time.
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>>225487670
copium
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>>225488117
The churches are empty in Hungary even on the Holidays.
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>>225488197
How much are true christians instead of the cultural ones that go to church 3 times in their life? Baptism, Marriage, Death? There is a big difference.
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>>225488197
>Najbiedniejsze miejsca w Polsce z najwyższym wynikiem
>Najbogatsze z poniżej przeciętnym
Zakładam, że gdybys rozbił te procenty na grupy wiekowe to większość osob ma powyżej 60tki xD
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>>225487146
Why does she have two eyes in one eye
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>>225488258
majority of Poles are cultural Christina because 'its just something you do' Poland literally has a lower attendance rate than US and that's despite the fact thag everybody in this shithole who is above like 55 is a schizo about religion and would slit their kids throat If a Catholic priest told them to
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>>225487587
Aw man, Austria and Hungary aren't religious? I've always imagined them as one of the few remaining religious havens in Europe, along with Romania.
Euros complain that their culture is dying and their countries are being invaded, yet they fail to see that embracing the faith is the one thing that kept them strong against the invaders, and it preserved their culture and customs.
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>>225487146
yes
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>>225490018
>t. family became evangelical last decade



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