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If you are not religious by yourself and not interested in religion you will not see any religious activities in Germany. No religion affects the daily life in germany.
You can visit old churches and hear their bells but they are more cultural and historical buildings than watchtowers of the christian religion.
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What national and religious holidays are practiced in Germany?
Religious Holidays are Easter, Christmas, "Pfingsten"... National Holiday is October 3rd, "Day of German unit".
Which of these events was a result of Martin Luther's activities?
There were peasant revolts and religious wars in Germany. Eventually Germany was divided between Catholic and Protestant states.
What holidays does Germany have?
boogers
What holidays did Germany have?
They had lots of holidays. But the most celebrated one is Christmas.
What holidays or celebrations does Germany have?
they celebrate
What are holidays in Germany?
chismas day and eve
How long is Easter holidays in Germany?
Easter lasts for about 2 weeks in Germany.
What is the religious makeup of Germany and how does it impact the country's cultural and social dynamics?
Germany is predominantly Christian, with the majority of the population identifying as either Protestant or Roman Catholic. This religious makeup influences the country's cultural and social dynamics by shaping traditions, values, and holidays. Religion also plays a role in politics and social issues, influencing debates on topics such as immigration, education, and ethics. Additionally, the presence of other religious groups, such as Muslims and Jews, adds diversity to Germany's religious landscape and contributes to its multicultural society.
What holidays did Germany start?
Germany started the first kids birthday it was called a kinderfeast
A popular state for holidays in South Germany?
some where
What are holidays celebrated in Germany?
chismas day and eve
In Germany what is religious education called?
i think religious education in Germany is just called religion
