I’ve been meaning to post this for weeks: Gallup’s “What Alabamians and Iranians Have in Common”. Among the interesting statistics contained therein…
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Egypt is the most religious country on the planet.
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Estonia is the least religious country on the planet.
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Only 25% of Frenchmen (and Frenchwomen) say that religion plays an important role in their daily lives.
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In the U.S., Louisiana’s level of religious fervor compares favorably with that of Iraq.
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The most religious states are almost all in the South. (And then there’s Oklahoma.)
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The least religious states–like the least religious countries–almost all require parkas in the winter. (And then there’s Nevada.)
Among the countries not surveyed: China, Greenland, Iceland, Israel, and Lebanon. But I’m pretty sure we know where most of those stand.
[Thanks, Tyler]
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lebanon were surveyed, they’re at the top of the list you posted…
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True–although they didn’t score as high as others. (They’re at the top of this list because it’s a comparison to the most religious U.S. states.) For the full list, click here
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