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  • The report analyses an empirical survey of religious attitudes of the Czech population. With regard to Church affiliation and church attendance, the Czech Republic belongs among the most secularised countries in Europe. However, there is a widely spread belief in the supernatural. Analyses have disclosed the existence of two fundamental types of religious orientation: Christianity and occultism. While Christianity is typical Tor older people with lower education, occultism is spread through the population more evenly. The relationship between occultism and pessimism, and the denial of a higher personal authority were also proven. Christianity was connected to confidence in people. acceptance of a higher personal authority, and mild fatalism. (xsd:string)
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