EDL Leader Tommy Robinson condemns mosque burning

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Checked that study out.

Couple things: it's a hard topic to talk definitively about, but it looks like right around half the population has religious beliefs... however, is it really fair to say that China is not a secular country? Being religious doesn't equal not being secular - I can believe in the Christian God, but not believe that his laws should be enforced by the government.

Similarly, the Chinese government can allow a certain amount of religious freedom, and it does, but does that allowance mean the government is not viewed as separate and distinct from the various religious groups?

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You are misinterpreting the analysis. It is not that the individuals are following local customs divorced from supernatural content of belief. They are following local customs because of such belief.

I believe the key element to that excerpt is the following: "These people believe that there are supernatural powers that dominate or strongly influence the fate of human beings."

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[JDHURF]

The overall stats of the study I cited plus an additional three.

Your anecdotal hearsay continues to mean f**k, as have all the contents of all of your posts within this thread so far.

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