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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sweden, Denmark, high proportion atheist population. Not all of Europe is so religious. [/quote] Denmark is a high trust society. mostly because it is homogeneous. https://www.helenrussell.co.uk/books/the-year-of-living-danishly/ now in the US diversity means 80% Indians in IT and a token white person. but to progressives that is ok. [/quote] Australia, also high atheist population, also diverse. [/quote] You guys keep citing Christian countries. Where are your non-Christian examples? You know the places that never were Christian… Surely you must have at least one paradise where no one celebrates Christmas.[/quote] *Uh not really. Not if the majority of a country is atheist. It is more about FREE countries. With true religious freedom, there will probably be some celebration if Christmas and other religion holidays. We don't want forced atheism either. Just freedom. [/quote] I'm pretty sure atheist countries suck the (looking at China). The thing is all these religions have embedded in them social hierarchies and sort of rules of the road as to how people in various classes are to be treated, which is pretty much absent in atheism. I think it's instructive but many religions consist almost exclusively of elite, but others are popular amongst the masses. Judaism is good example of this where are the poor Jews, I think most just leave (not to pick sides because Muslim countries are known to treat workers the worst.) I'm reminded of the Hannakah festival where the Rabbi made a point to call out every politician and or wealthy entity in attendance. Anymore when interviewing I'm careful to read the religious vibes, and I'm not even a woman. The preference is for defacto American religion, that celebrates federal holiday's and days off.[/quote]
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