I don't follow any particular religion. it's normal, especially in Japan. How rare is it to have no religion in other countries?
I don't follow any particular religion. it's normal, especially in Japan. How rare is it to have no religion in other countries?
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It varies significantly depending on the country. In some highly secular places like Sweden or Czech Republic, a non-religious identity is common for 30-50% of the population. In the U.S. it's around 20-25%, while in highly religious nations like Egypt, Indonesia or the Philippines less than 5% claim no faith. Overall, rates of non-religion have been rising globally in recent decades but most societies still have a majority who affiliate with a religious tradition.
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