Which is the most irreligious country in the world?

Response:

Identifying the “most irreligious” country can depend on various factors, including the percentage of the population identifying as atheist, agnostic, or non-religious, as well as the level of secularism in government and society. Here are some countries often recognized for their high levels of irreligiosity:

1. China: A significant portion of the population identifies as non-religious or practices folk beliefs, with state atheism promoted by the government.
2. Japan: Many people practice Shinto and Buddhism in cultural forms, but a large segment identifies as non-religious or secular.
3. Sweden: Known for a high percentage of people identifying as atheist or agnostic, with a strong secular government and culture.
4. Denmark: A large portion of the population is non-religious, despite a historical connection to the Church of Denmark.
5. Norway: Similar to Sweden and Denmark, many Norwegians identify as non-religious or secular.

Surveys and studies, such as those from the Pew Research Center, often highlight these trends in religiosity and irreligiosity worldwide.

Wow! Some surprises there for Poor Old Henry.