Would Scandinavia be considered Europe's "Bible Belt"?

[Anonymous]

Surely it's homogeneous and conservative like the Deep American South?

And aren't Norwegians, Swedes, Danes and Finns more religious than other Europeans?

[argot]

It's always funny how champagne socialist know absolutely nothing about what they talk about. The American South is actually the most diverse region of America. Nine of the top tens Black states are in the South. It's called the Black Belt... Texas and Florida are two of the top five Hispanic states in America. Seven Southern sates have relatively large Asian populations.

The American South is speckled with an assortment of religious beliefs.

The American South also has the most mixed group of second language speakers in the country.

[argot]

You socialist come from the most homogeneous echo chambers of the country and have no real exposure to the world.

[DryGermanGuy]

No, no and do.

No, because they are not that homogeneous if you include Finland.

No, they are among the least religious people.

No, nobody would compare them with the bible belt. Parts of Italy, Spain and Eastern Europe are far more religious.

[strateguy632]

no because russia and germany have more christian total and percentage res[ectovely

[RebelinSteel]

Nope, that’s going to be Spain or Italy, parts of Germany and Greece, Balkan countries.

[KostasKouvalis]

No, not really. That would be Poland. Sweden and Denmark are quickly turning into the Quran belt.

[Anonymous]

Nah, Eastern Europe sure (my girlfriend was from their and quite Orthodox) probably chunks around the Mediterranean

[CubaPirate]

More like Viking belt