I sure can’t wait to see the sensible and totally not borderline insane comments for this post.
dyneine on
This does not mean anything without the actual numbers. For all we know it could be anything between 1 and 49% of the population in these countries…
K1llerbee-sting on
Al-Jeddi: Sufi warriors
Purg1ngF1r3 on
Based Iceland and Estonia
Lady-Deirdre-Skye on
I say this this sub is leaning heavily into this again today, trying to rile up fears in people who don’t know how statistics work.
Ok-Excuse-3613 on
So when do we start banning shit maps
JamieTimee on
This is like the exact same shit map you posted earlier but better!
This-Wall-1331 on
In almost every country in Europe there are more atheists than people of the “second largest religion”.
Micah7979 on
Did I miss something about jediism ? Is that actually a real thing ?
[deleted] on
This is literally just “the two most common religions in Europe are the two largest world religions”. The areas where Islam is the second largest, Christianity is the largest. And vice versa.Â
StinkyPenisManiac on
This map does a great deal of skewing the data by lumping in different denominations. If we split Christianity up, for instance, Buddhism would become the 13th largest in Poland. It also doesn’t show a single percentage value, making everything even more vague.
I’m not saying the map is wrong, I’m just saying that it kinda fails to portray religious diversity across Europe for the sake of “LOL, JEDIISM 2ND BIGGEST IN CZECHIA!”
MPJammer on
How does one become a Jedi?
solomo on
Islam is the second largest religion. Makes sense statistically
VegetablePuzzled6430 on
Percentage of Jews: Latvia ~0.3%, Belarus ~0.1%, Moldova <0.1%, Hungary ~0.5%.
They must be overwhelmingly Christian if Judaism still manages to rank as the second-largest religion.
Officieros on
Can this map be more inaccurate?
Quiet-Luck on
The Netherlands (2024);
– Non religious 56%
– Christianity 32%
– Islam 6%
Ghostfire25 on
Has neopaganism always been popular in estonia?
GustavoistSoldier on
The Vatican is coloured black because it’s technically a catholic theocracy.
sirniBBa on
Based Iceland.
Far_Confusion_9403 on
Czech republic be like:
Akegata on
I saw the other map. I now know that GeoData & Rankings is BOTH the largest and second largest religion in Russia.
Mysterioape on
What the hell are Buddhists doing in Poland?
copperstar22 on
Wow five neopaganists in Iceland huh?
GaashanOfNikon on
Masha’Allah
Lothdrak on
r/MapsWithoutCyprus
Admirable-Ad3408 on
Why are there so many Buddhists in Poland and Slovakia?
BasarMilesTeg on
In Real numbers is now in Czech Republic 2nd largest religion orthodox or greek catholic. It depends on origin of ukrainian refuges. And 0,5-1% are budhist (vietnamese ana mongolian), but they are not conservative belivers mostly.
Dolmetscher1987 on
1. What the heck is Jediism?
2. Why is the Vatican black and what does it mean?
3. What happened to Cyprus?
agk1001 on
This ain’t a right, in Romania islam is about 1% and in the 4th place.
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Czech Republic is the real one here.
I sure can’t wait to see the sensible and totally not borderline insane comments for this post.
This does not mean anything without the actual numbers. For all we know it could be anything between 1 and 49% of the population in these countries…
Al-Jeddi: Sufi warriors
Based Iceland and Estonia
I say this this sub is leaning heavily into this again today, trying to rile up fears in people who don’t know how statistics work.
So when do we start banning shit maps
This is like the exact same shit map you posted earlier but better!
In almost every country in Europe there are more atheists than people of the “second largest religion”.
Did I miss something about jediism ? Is that actually a real thing ?
This is literally just “the two most common religions in Europe are the two largest world religions”. The areas where Islam is the second largest, Christianity is the largest. And vice versa.Â
This map does a great deal of skewing the data by lumping in different denominations. If we split Christianity up, for instance, Buddhism would become the 13th largest in Poland. It also doesn’t show a single percentage value, making everything even more vague.
I’m not saying the map is wrong, I’m just saying that it kinda fails to portray religious diversity across Europe for the sake of “LOL, JEDIISM 2ND BIGGEST IN CZECHIA!”
How does one become a Jedi?
Islam is the second largest religion. Makes sense statistically
Percentage of Jews: Latvia ~0.3%, Belarus ~0.1%, Moldova <0.1%, Hungary ~0.5%.
They must be overwhelmingly Christian if Judaism still manages to rank as the second-largest religion.
Can this map be more inaccurate?
The Netherlands (2024);
– Non religious 56%
– Christianity 32%
– Islam 6%
Has neopaganism always been popular in estonia?
The Vatican is coloured black because it’s technically a catholic theocracy.
Based Iceland.
Czech republic be like:
I saw the other map. I now know that GeoData & Rankings is BOTH the largest and second largest religion in Russia.
What the hell are Buddhists doing in Poland?
Wow five neopaganists in Iceland huh?
Masha’Allah
r/MapsWithoutCyprus
Why are there so many Buddhists in Poland and Slovakia?
In Real numbers is now in Czech Republic 2nd largest religion orthodox or greek catholic. It depends on origin of ukrainian refuges. And 0,5-1% are budhist (vietnamese ana mongolian), but they are not conservative belivers mostly.
1. What the heck is Jediism?
2. Why is the Vatican black and what does it mean?
3. What happened to Cyprus?
This ain’t a right, in Romania islam is about 1% and in the 4th place.