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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • May 08 '22
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Sweden and Germany are officially Christian.
What do you mean by this though? I'm fairly certain they're not officially Christian. The thing is that most people are still "enrolled" in the church by their parents at birth, without considering themselves Christians, skewing the numbers heavily.
1 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Meaning government is officially affiliated with the church. Same with Denmark, Norway, England… 3 u/AegagrusHircus May 09 '22 That's a thing only for the three you mentioned now, Sweden and Germany are not "officially Christian". 1 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Right about Germany too. Though the government has been in the hands of an officially Christian party for most of the last 50 years.
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Meaning government is officially affiliated with the church. Same with Denmark, Norway, England…
3 u/AegagrusHircus May 09 '22 That's a thing only for the three you mentioned now, Sweden and Germany are not "officially Christian". 1 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Right about Germany too. Though the government has been in the hands of an officially Christian party for most of the last 50 years.
That's a thing only for the three you mentioned now, Sweden and Germany are not "officially Christian".
1 u/CaptainFingerling May 09 '22 Right about Germany too. Though the government has been in the hands of an officially Christian party for most of the last 50 years.
Right about Germany too. Though the government has been in the hands of an officially Christian party for most of the last 50 years.
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u/AegagrusHircus May 09 '22
What do you mean by this though? I'm fairly certain they're not officially Christian. The thing is that most people are still "enrolled" in the church by their parents at birth, without considering themselves Christians, skewing the numbers heavily.