Reasons to leave a religion in Norway 2017
What was your reason for leaving your religion?
This statistic shows the result of a survey conducted in 2017 on reasons to leave a religion in Norway. That year, the largest reason, with a share of 68 percent of respondents, was that they had gradually been drifting away from religion. The second largest reason, reaching a share of 58 percent, was that Norwegians no longer believe in their religion's teachings and disagrees with its position on social issues.
What was your reason for leaving your religion?
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