Members of the primary religious group are more likely to consider their religion a critical piece of their national identity

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January 17, 2024

4. Views on the importance of religion to national identity

Members of the primary religious group are more likely to consider their religion a critical piece of their national identity

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Members of the primary religious group are more likely to consider their religion a critical piece of their national identity

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4. Views on the importance of religion to national identity
Importance that publics place on religion as a part of national identity varies widely
Religion considered an important piece of national identity by those on the right, more than the left

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