Survey questions that focus on formal measures of organized religion suggest that religious commitment in China remains low

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August 24, 2023

Measuring Religion in China

Survey questions that focus on formal measures of organized religion suggest that religious commitment in China remains low

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Survey questions that focus on formal measures of organized religion suggest that religious commitment in China remains low

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Measuring Religion in China
In China, religious beliefs and practices are more common than formal religious identity
Survey questions that focus on formal measures of organized religion suggest that religious commitment in China remains low
Chinese and Japanese are the least likely to say religion is ‘very important’ in their lives
Some Chinese spiritual beliefs and practices are more common than others

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