As with any demographic poll of religion, and especially Atheism, there might be slight inaccuracies. Sometimes, "non-affiliated" or "Agnostic" will be considered "Atheist". And, many times, atheists are afraid to identify themselves. That being said; according to Wikipedia sources, Up to 59% of the population in China consider themselves "non-religious". However the number, in reality, might be as low as 30%, because China defines religion differently than other cultures. Some define religion as practicing cultural customs, while others will define it as actually believing their religion will lead to post-mortem salvation or reincarnation.
According to a 1993 survey, 59% of China identified themselves as irreligious and 15-17% identified as Atheist as of 2005.
It is estimated that around 47% of the population in China identifies as atheist. The Chinese Communist Party promotes Atheism as part of its ideology, leading to a higher percentage of atheists in the country compared to some other regions.
"John is an atheist, which means he does not believe in the existence of any gods or deities."
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My friend is an atheist and does not believe in the existence of any gods.
The main religion in China is a combination of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. These three belief systems have historically played a significant role in shaping Chinese culture and values. Additionally, there is also a growing number of people in China who identify as atheist or practice folk religions.
No monotheist is the not the opposit of atheist. Monotheists believe in one god atheists believe in no god. This leaves the pantheists and polytheists out of the consideration. The opposite of atheist (one who has a belief in the existance of no god(s)) would be theist (one who has a belief in the existance of gos(s)).
China has no official or national religion.
No, most people in China are one of Buddhist, Taoist and/or followers of Confucianism.
China is now and has been since 1949 officially a secular state.
== == There is a difference between "officially" atheist and "effectively" atheist The Communist Party of China, who govern the nation, is atheistic, came to power in 1949 and restricted religious freedom. This made the country "officially" atheist. However, by and large the people of China are not atheist. The majority of Chinese people are either Buddhist or Daoist (Taoist), or both. Significant minorities are Muslim or Christian. The Falun Gong movement claims a growing number of adherents, although it is illegal and must operate underground. Of course, there are also many atheists, although it is hard to estimate the proportion of atheists in China. == ==
In US politics, it is unlikely that politicians are likely to admit to being atheist. However, some calculations can be made: Around 11% of the US population identify themselves as atheist, however around 21% of Democrat supports identify themselves as atheist so the percentage of Democratic party members is probably between those two numbers.
Officially, China has no Religion and is atheist, unofficialy there are Daoists, Buddhists Christian and Muslims within the country.
Officially, China has no Religion and is atheist, unofficialy there are Daoists, Buddhists, Christian and Muslims within the country.
what is the percentage of people that read and write in china
Officially the country is atheist, Taoist and Buddhist abound and about four percent are Christian and two percent are Muslim. China today is a Communist country and therefore is considered officially atheist. But there are many Buddhists and an estimated 70 million Christians in China today.
Christmas is celebrated in China, but by very few people. The government of China is officially atheist, and Christmas is a day set aside to recognize the birth of Christ. Those are two ideas that tend to be in conflict. In addition, only a small percentage of Chinese citizens are Christian. The majority of the country follows Buddhists teachings.
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