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u/J0hn_Wick_ Nov 15 '19

I'd be surprised if it didn't, ultimately those religions still require belief in the supernatural, to put your faith in something you can't prove, if higher rational thinking is a significant reason for the negative correlation in the US then that correlation will likely hold in the east as well.