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[toth]

Kartet er jo åpenbart feil, da 1: få kinesere er religiøse. 2: mange av de som er det, er kristne.

Hva mener du egentlig? Det står bare "Chinese" på Kina.

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Ja - som i kinesisk religion(forfedrekult f.eks)..

 

The People's Republic of China is officially secular and atheist

[...]

The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) of the United States reports that in addition to unknown numbers of adherents of Taoism and Buddhism, there are

3%-4% Chinese from the PRC who are adherents of Christianity and

1%-2% Chinese from the PRC who are adherents of Islam.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China#Religion

 

 

Most people report no organized religious affiliation;

[...]

The United States Department of State, in its annual report on International Religious Freedom [3], gives possibly the most reliable statistics about organized religions. In 2004 it reports the following:

Buddhists 8%, with more than 200,000 monks and nuns. This value is seen as extremely low because there are more than 16,000 Buddhist temples that do not maintain traditional congregations.

 

Taoists, unknown as a percentage, there are more than 25,000 Taoist monks and nuns at more than 1,500 temples. Taoist belief is often intertwined with both Buddhism and traditional folk religions.

 

Muslims, 1.4%, with more than 45,000 Imams. Other estimates are much higher.

 

Protestant Christians, 1.2% with official churches. It is estimated that another 2.5% of the population is a Protestant Christian worshipping through an unofficial house church.

 

Catholic Christians, 0.4% with official churches, and the Vatican claims up to another 0.8% who are Catholics attending Catholic services at underground churches.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_China

Endret 22. november 2006 av toth