(July 2, 2015 at 2:29 am)Huggy74 Wrote:(July 2, 2015 at 2:13 am)Cato Wrote: I have no fucking idea what this is supposed to mean.*emphasis mine*
Dude, I think I've been very polite in all this. I have led you to a place where you know you're wrong. I also think I've been very charitable in that despite a few back-and-forths on the subject, all I'm asking for is admission that you were wrong. No apology, no shaming, no dancing naked. Just admit on this one point you were wrong. That's it. Shit, I'm wrong more than I'd like to be, but I'd also like to think that I am honest enough to admit it. Give it up man, Denmark is NOT a Christian nation.
Once again, The issue is whether or not Denmark has a SECULAR government.
Answer this simple question. What does a "secular government" mean to you?
What the fuck does it take? I'm quoting directly from the link/study you gave me.
Quote:Although Denmark (and Sweden) is a country in which most of the citizens by tradition belong to the State church, Christianity as a religion does not characterize the life of any large segment of the population. The number of churchgoers on any regular Sunday is below 5 percent of the adult population and even on the religious holidays (with the exception of the Christmas Eve service) doesn’t rise much above that. A good 80 percent of the population can be characterized as “secular” in the sense that religious practices do not play any part in their daily life. Nor do they to any substantial extent support the Christian-Democratic political party—in Denmark that party attracts approximately 2 percent of the voters in general elections.
Are you seriously so fucking stupid that you read the above and still conclude that Denmark is a Christian nation?
