Sentence examples for religious nations from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has paid attention knows that Denmark and Sweden are among the least religious nations in the world.

Japan is one of the world's least religious nations, the marriage rate has plunged and the divorce rate is higher than in Northern Europe.

It divides mostly secular Western Europe from profoundly religious nations in the east like Poland and those in between both in geography and in faith like Slovakia.

And isn't the States supposed to be one of the most religious nations in the world, not to mention one of the most violent?

An article on Tuesday about religion as a source of discord among the mostly secular Western European nations of the European Union and those profoundly religious nations in the east misstated the year of the signing of the Treaty of Rome, one of the union's founding texts, which makes no mention of God or Christianity.

It is as if, after a century of flirting with imported ideas of the secular nation state, the region is reverting to the Ottoman Millet system (from the Arabic millah, literally "nation"), which represented a view of the world that made religion the ultimate marker of identity, and classified Ottoman subjects by their various sectarian religious "nations".

"America is incorrigibly and confusedly a religious nation, and the fact that a person is viewed as religiously devout, someone who lives what he believes, is clearly a plus".

Because a religious nation should be a peaceful nation".

America is a religious nation, he said; Saudi Arabia, even more so.

"This is a deeply religious nation by many standards," said Mark Rozell, a professor of public policy at George Mason University.

In a way, North Korea became one big religious nation – but it also became a grave full of lies.