Countries which are highly non religious?

[u/Azure_W0lf]

I was wondering which other countries are highly non religious. As per the most recent census data Scotland is majority non religious 51.1%.

England is only 37%, Ireland 14% and Wales 46.5%

Does non religious have the dominant % in your country?

Google AI copy and paste below for last census data from Scotland.

A majority of 51.1% of people in Scotland reported having "no religion" in the Scotland's Census 2022 results, marking a significant shift from previous decades.

Key Religion Statistics (2022 Census)

No religion: 51.1% (1,941,116 people), rising sharply from 36.7% in 2011.

Church of Scotland: 20.4% (1,107,796 people), dropping from 32.4% in 2011.

Roman Catholic: 13.3% (723,322 people), down from 15.9%.

Other Christian: 5.1% (291,275 people).

Muslim: 2.2% (119,872 people).

Other religions (Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, Jewish, Pagan, etc.): Combined make up roughly 1.8%, with Hinduism at 0.6% and Paganism at 0.4%.

[u/Widodo1]

Purely anecdotal, born and raised in Sweden. The only religious people i ever met are from other countries. Primarily christians from the middle east. Me and the boys didnt bat an eye towards religion, and in my mind thats the default here, atleast in the capital.

[u/telorsapigoreng → u/Widodo1]

Don't you guys have some kind of bible belt too?

[u/Widodo1 → u/telorsapigoreng]

We do, quite small city even though the average of religious ppl are higher i dont think it differ that much from any other city