Makes me think
about how naturally it is here with different religions. What is common for
everyone is that they believe in God and belongs to a church. It doesn’t seem
to be any tensions between different religious groups. The biggest religion is
Christianity with about 82% of the population. Here you found mostly Catholics
and Presbyterians. There are also smaller groups of Anglicans, Baptist and
Evangelicals. The second biggest
religion is Islam, mainly Sunnis. 5 % of the population is either Atheists or
practices traditional African religions.
This of
course affects the life here. In my house there are two guards working during
the weekend. One is Catholic and the other Presbyterian so one goes to church
on Sunday and the other one on Saturday. And the women who helps me in the house is a
Muslim so she goes to the mosque on Fridays.
Religion is
an important part of life. People are asking me if I believe in God. When I
tell them I don’t go to church and I’m not part of any religion they look at me
as something must be wrong with her. Maybe it is.
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| The mosque in Old Town, Lilongwe |
InTunisia almost all are muslims bit that is not a problem to us at all. Everybody are very friendly. A funny thing is that before Ramadan all beers were sold out.
SvaraRaderaAnna hälsar att det kan vara lättare att tro på gud i Afrika; )
SvaraRaderaPröva några olika kyrkor för det kan vara olika
Hahaha...ja det kan jag tänka mig :-) Tack för tipset!
Radera