Shtet Jo-Fetare ne Bote!

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Shtet Jo-Fetare ne Bote!

Sipas listes se meposhteme SHQIPERIA ne bot radhitet ne vendin e 4 si nje shtet jo fetar, pas Estonis, Kines dhe Suedise !!
Refermet ku jane bazuar statistikat ne lidhje me Shqiperine jane marre nga :
1) Departamenti Amerikan i Shtetit
Albania

2) Organizata ETAP (Etudiants en Tourisme et Actions Patrimoniales) qe merret me studimin e Identitetit dhe trashegimise kulturore!
http://www.membres.lycos.fr/instantanesdalbanie/image/dossierdepresse.pdf

3) Goring, Rosemary (ed). Larousse Dictionary of Beliefs & Religions (Larousse: 1994); pg. 581-584.

4) Zuckerman, Phil. "Atheism: Contemporary Rates and Patterns ", chapter in The Cambridge Companion to Atheism, ed. by Michael Martin, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK (2005).

5) Nazarene World Mission Society; (major source: Johnstone's Operation World)

 

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Lista

Shteti​

Perqindja qe deklaron se nuk jane fetare​

Burimi i informacionit​

Estonia​

75.7%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

People's Republic of China​

59-71%​

Various publications[3]​

Sweden​

46%-85%​

Zuckerman, Phil. "Atheism: Contemporary Rates and Patterns", chapter in The Cambridge Companion to Atheism, ed. by Michael Martin, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK (2005)​

Albania​

60%​

US Department of State - International Religious Freedom Report 2006[4]​

L'Albanie en 2005[5]

Various publications[6]​

Czech Republic​

59% (plus additional 8% did not fill in anything)​

Czech Statistical Office (2001 census)[7]​

Japan​

51.8%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Russia​

48.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Belarus​

47.8%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Vietnam​

46.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Netherlands​

44.0%​

Social and Cultural Planning Office[8]​

Finland​

28%-60%​

Zuckerman, Phil. "Atheism: Contemporary Rates and Patterns", chapter in The Cambridge Companion to Atheism, ed. by Michael Martin, Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK (2005)​

Hungary​

42.6%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Ukraine​

42.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Latvia​

40.6%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

South Korea​

36.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Belgium​

35.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

New Zealand​

34.7% (of the 87.3% who answered an optional question)​

Statistics New Zealand (2006 census)[9]​

Chile​

33.8%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Germany​

32.7%​

German Worldview Research Group (2004)[10]​

Luxembourg​

29.9%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Slovenia​

29.9%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

France​

27.2% (23.9% of women, 30.6% of men)​

INSEE (2004 survey)[11]​

Venezuela​

27.0%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Slovakia​

23.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Mexico​

20.5%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Lithuania​

19.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Denmark​

19%​

Eurobarometer(2005)[12]​

Australia​

18.7% (of the 88.8% who answered an optional question). 29.9% including no answer/inadequately described​

Australian Bureau of Statistics (2006 census)[13]​

Italy​

17.8%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Spain​

17%​

Centre of Sociological Investigations (2005)[14]​

Canada​

16.2%​

Canada 2001 Census[15]​

Argentina​

16.0%​

Gallup-Argentina poll, April 2001[16]​

United Kingdom​

15.5% indicated no religion. (23.2% including no answer)​

United Kingdom 2001 Census.​

South Africa​

15.1%​

Statistics South Africa Census 2001[17]​

United States​

15.0% (of the 94.6% who answered an optional question, out of a sample of 50,281 households in the 48 contiguous states; 21% of the United States Military)​

American Religious Identification Survey (2001), as reported by US Census Bureau; [18] America's Military Population (Population Reference Bureau) [19]​

Croatia​

13.2%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Austria​

12.2%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Portugal​

11.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Puerto Rico​

11.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Bulgaria​

11.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Iceland​

11%​

Eurobarometer Poll (2005)[12]​

Philippines​

10.9%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Brazil​

7.4%​

National Demografic Census in 2000, conducted by the IBGE. [20]​

India​

6.6%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Poland​

6%​

Public Opinion Research Centre (2007)[21]​

Serbia and Montenegro​

5.8%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Ireland​

4.5%​

Central Statistics Office Ireland Census 2006[22]​

Peru​

4.7%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Greece​

4.0%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Turkey​

2.5%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Romania​

2.4%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Tanzania​

1.7%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Malta​

1.3%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Iran​

1.1% (Atheism and Agnosticism are illegal[23])​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Uganda​

1.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Nigeria​

0.7%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​

Bangladesh​

0.1%​

Dentsu Communication Institute Inc, Japan Research Center (2006)[2]​