Most Religiously Diverse Country

[Kyriakos]

Afaik Albania has a muslim majority, but also large orthodox and catholic groups too.

 

[Takhisis]

I wonder how many people actually took up religion again after the abominable Hoxha's successors left government.

 

[Traitorfish]

I assume they just started worshipping those bunkers. It's what I'd do; gods are demanding, abandoned concrete mushrooms far less so.

 

[Takhisis]

Yes, but bunkers are more likely to fall on you.

 

[Traitorfish]

The wrath of the gods is a terrible thing to behold.

 

[timtofly]

The wrath of the gods is a terrible thing to behold.

It is also an impossibilty. One cannot point out gods, if one is not even willing to diversify religion past a hand full of religious descriptors. Even the pagan scholarly research claiming to understand the proto religion is not that diverse. One can only obtain more gods the more diverse one is willing to go. There is the notion that every human is also a god. That would be a better description of the "wrath of the gods", imo. That wrath is bad enough when certain humans have their way.

 

[Traitorfish]

Oh, great Concrete Ones, smite this ubeliever! Smite him good!

 

[Kyriakos]

There are so many of those bunkers there that they themselves may have a god.

 

[timtofly]

Oh, great Concrete Ones, smite this ubeliever! Smite him good!

Now I know why my day has been so deplorable, while at the same time being so clear and decisive.

 

[ThERat]

Living in Singapore (being an atheist), I can attest to that. The state Mantra here is, do not discuss religion, do practice what you feel like, but leave others alone with it. The Malay community being Muslim has been pretty modern (if compared to others) and there is a serious effort here, to make sure there are no religious tensions. Anyone who decides to stir trouble, be it religious or racial, is in for a court hearing with prison.
The country knows how volatile such a situation can be.The advantage here is, that nobody really cares what you believe as long as you leave the rest alone. It's pretty liberating. I can see Buddhist and Taoist temples, christian churches, Hindu temples, Mosques and even a small Jewish community & Sikhs running around. Very diverse indeed.