Derik je napisal:
Narodnost ni nujna. Vse se počasi zliva v neko globalno čorbo.
Trenutno je obstoj narodov nujno dejstvo, zelo dolgoročni (reda velikosti morda stotin let) trendi pa morda kažejo v smer formiranja nekakšne globalne civilizacije tip I, o kateri smo že govorili.
Religija je od vedno bila, vsaj v kakšni preprosti obliki. Delež vernikov v svetu raste, ni videti, da bo izginila. Z drugimi besedami, nujno je med nami.
To ne drži. Navajam nekaj reprezentativnih statistik iz WIN-Gallup International GLOBAL INDEX OF RELIGIOSITY AND ATHEISM – 2005-2012:
RELIGIOSITY IS HIGHER AMONG THE POOR: People in bottom income groups are 17% more religious than those in top income groups. It is interesting that Religiosity declines as worldly prosperity of individuals rises.
The better off we are the less religious we become.
10 NAJBOLJ SEKULARNIH DRŽAV:
China, Japan, Czech Republic, France, Korea, Rep (South), Germany, Netherlands, Austria, Iceland, Australia, Ireland.
10 NAJBOLJ RELIGIOZNIH DRŽAV:
Ghana, Nigeria, Armenia, Fiji, Macedonia, Romania, Iraq, Kenya, Peru, Brazil.
Globally,
those claiming to be religious, drops by 9%, while atheism rises by 3%. This compares to a drop of 22% among the Irish population claiming to be religious. There is a notable decline across the globe in self-description of being religious. WIN-Gallup International had carried out exactly the same poll seven years ago in 2005. The global average of the 39 countries polled in both waves shows Religiosity Index
dropped by 9% during these seven years. There is however a
rise of 3% in atheism as well .
Drop in Religiosity Index Country 2005 - 2012 % change in Religiosity Global Average 77% to 68% -9%
Vietnam 53% 30% -23%, Ireland 69%, 47% -22%, Switzerland 71% 50% -21%, France 58% 37% -21%, South Africa 83% 64% -19%, Iceland 74% 57% -17%, Ecuador 85% 70% -15%, United States 73% 60% -13%, Canada 58% 46% -12%, Austria 52% 42% -10%.
GLOBAL AVERAGE TRENDS IN ATHEISM INDEX AMONG 39 COUNTRIES SURVEYED IN BOTH WAVES 4% to 7% that is -3%.
(The poll was conducted by the oldest and the largest network of opinion pollsters affiliated with WIN-Gallup International in 57 countries covering more than 73% of the world’s population.)
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