Interactive Map Of Religious Belief in Europe

Continuing on with my love of Pew Research's surveys on religious trends, they recently put out an interactive map that shows you the religiosity of 34 European countries according to 4 factors: (1) importance of religion; (2) religious service attendance; (3) frequency of prayer; and (4) belief in god.

Here are some highlights from the survey:

• Romania is the most religious European country in their overall combined index, Estonia the lowest.
• Armenia has the highest level of belief in god with "with absolute certainty" with 78%, and Germany is the lowest with 10%.
• Greece has the highest percentage of people who say religion is very important in their lives, with 55%, and Estonia is the lowest with a mere 6%.
• Moldova has the highest percentage of people who say they pray daily, at 48%, and the UK has the lowest at just 6%.
• Poland has the highest percentage of people who say they attend religious services at least monthly, at 61%, and Finland has the lowest at 10%. 

It seems that the most religious countries in Europe are roughly on par with where the US is. But the US will be catching up with the rest of Western Europe in a generation or so, if the numbers continue at the rate they are now.

Unfortunately, embedding the tool doesn't seem to be working, so click this link here to check it out. Screenshot below for reference.