How in touch are your country's youth with Christianity? Does it play a role among your nation's young people?

Not in the slightest.

Well, I would say yes, but it's more because of muh culture and muh traditions on average. Though there are lots of young Altair servants and there are people who really believe but it's still mostly because of good community. At least that's how I feel, when I'm looking at the subject.

No one cares about it

I dont worship sandniggers nor would any youth should have that sandnigger eorship cult

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some rural towns are still very religious because there's fuck all reason to be alive out there without the comfort of God. Aside from them, no one really.

Based

>mfw nobody gives a shit about chr*stianity and yet stats say countries are 90+ christian
>mfw this probably happened ever since chr*stianity appeared

i do not know a single person that goes to church desu

90+%

there were a group of kids who always went to youth groups and church sometimes and shit but it hardly ever came into anything
accually theres one kid i went to school with who now constantly posts about jesus and shit

religion was very important here in mexico until like the 60s

Wierd kid in school?

Atheism here is very minimal. Even the most seemingly irreligious people believe in God, in the end. I remember when I'd discuss it with classmates
and they'd be like "so you believe in nothing, nothing?". Now of course I can't say how it is with the younger ones but my guess is that atheism might
be slowly growing.

Southrons everyone

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kinda strange how at the same time your country is also considered to be the gayest country in europe

In Texas, the religious kids are the ones who play lots of sports or are female.

I have never see a young christian in my entire life (except black people)

seen*

Keep quiet, Turk.

Just because they have rights, it doesn't mean the people have suddenly turned gay.

oh yeah

Are you that fagan LARPer or is that the other greekanon?

>Not at all, thankfully.
Bullshit. The Evangelicals and Mormons are nutty about religion.

Sweden is 85% atheist..

>religion was very important here in mexico until like the 60s
I thought since your last civil war it had been in the decline as political forces sought to minimalize the Catholic church's influence.

the goverment was trying to implement state atheism, but that doesn't mean people agreed with that

Why did they? And why is mexico classified as a country that persecutes Christians with Colombia?

My own parish is basically split between teenagers and younger adults (15-35 year olds) and the oldies, and I guess it's kind of the same in most of the country. Atheists here seem to be split between the middle-age people who grew up with gommunism and the 2000's kids who grew up glued to the internet.
I'm pretty sure I was the only atheist in my class back when I was in school.

>Why did they?
the goverment? because they wanted to implement socialism
>And why is mexico classified as a country that persecutes Christians with Colombia?
they banned any kind of worship outside of curches, and then started to just burn curches and kill catholics

>How in touch are your country's youth with Christianity?
Barely at all. There are certainly churches around and the more "hip" churches with singing etc, like Hillsong, are possibly more popular with the young than other traditional churches. I'd say that the most religious youth are actually refugees/immigrants.

>Does it play a role among your nation's young people?
Yes, but it's been secularised to the point where the religious parts have been taken out and it wouldn't surprise me if many didn't know what christmas and easter are actually about. So yes but also, really, no.

>tfw Christianity is dead

and european killed it

Time for an Islamic revolution

with their accursed logic and reason!

merry atheismas, m'fellow freethinker!

he is right though

paganism is european, christianity is semitic

Religion is something for shitskins over here, be it christainity, islam or judaism.

>gayest country
Did you mean France?

m8 I'm not anti-religious, but under scrutiny there is an awful lot of things that don't make sense in religion. I'm not trying to kill religion, in fact I want it to survive, but I can't give lip service to something I can't bring myself to believe in.

What type paganism are we talking about? Is it the Asian religions that Mediterranean Orientalboos adopted because the Middle East was much more civilized, advanced and prosperous than they were? Or is it the religions brought by horse-fucking nomads from the steppes, shared with poo-in-loos and Turkomongols? Or are we just talking about the forgotten superstitions of the cavemen who fingerpainted on stone walls and worshipped fat statues and who ended up genocided and replaced by said waves of migration from the East? Which one is the True European Paganism?
Christianity might have started with semitic roots, but it's gestation was in the Roman Empire. Perhaps at one point the balance could have shifted in the opposite direction, as a fundamentally Jewish religion with some Greek and Latin elements mixed in, but the Judaizers lost.

I was just being cheeky, I'm not particularly religious either.

which fucking country is listed as >90% Christian?
Not even fucking Portugal and Malta is over 90%, let alone the rest of the countries you quoted.
It hasn't been like this forever, it's just that the role of religion in the lives of European people had changed during the enlightenment.

isnt christianity some religion started by a self-hating hippy jew?

in kerala/goa there's some remnant catholic poos from portuguese colonization. also in the northeastern chink states there's a lot of uncivilized 'eat da poopoo' baptists and evangelicals

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Actually according to a recent survey 93.9% of the Maltese identify as Catholic, though church attendance is low.
maltatoday.com.mt/news/data_and_surveys/85738/maltatoday_survey__maltese_identity_still_very_much_rooted_in_catholicism

Don't Nasranis predate Portuguese colonization by a wide margin?

i dunno, why don't you just fuck off to whatever wiki article you learned that from and surely you'll find answers beyond your wildest dreams

It's from CK2, but I'll check the wiki too, I guess.

It is the fashion which it exists, and is only a little.
I only learn as a class and culture of the history.
The understanding of an abortion and the homosexual debate is difficult.
(;´∀｀)

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a lot of them still do cathechese and others are protestants.
i would say around 60~70

Hows Orthodoxy in land of the rising sun? I know that there are lots in Sendai, but it's not much widespread

I went to public school and the religious people rarely talked about it. But at uni I meet religious-school raised people and they're so annoying about it.

Because the church is not allowed to intervene in politics or education.

no, that's who it is in all secularized countries, here people were murdered for being catholic in the 20s

Ah we were talking about that.