Is Canada a "Godless" nation?

Answer 1

Yes, it is...and it's mine, all mine....bwa ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaa

But to be serious, I saw something interesting today.

http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=12591a0a-d239-4b72-82f4-9bf455e1a8c9&k=51852

Apparently we have, in Vancouver, a woman who has just given birth to sextuplets. She and her husband are Jehovah's Witnesses, and the question has arisen as to what will happen if the babies require blood transfusions, as is often necessary with premature neonates. As it turns out, while the hospital will honor a refusal of transfusion from an adult (for example, if the mother needed one and didn't want one), it is unlikely to withold transfusions from her babies. Good for Canada!

Answer 2

I'm not really sure what the question means. Are you asking if there is separation of Church and State? Not in quite as emphatic a way as in the United States - there are no hard separations of religion and government, and some provinces maintain public Catholic school systems, alongside a parallel public secular system.

As a matter of religious practice, Canada is a less religious country than the United States, but is more religious than the European nations. English Canada is more religious than the primarily French speaking province of Quebec.

Answer 3

No the are not a Godless nation, They Mention God in Their National Anthem God Keep our land Glories and Free why did you ask that question may I ask

Answer 4

no.
I received a 300 $ gift in canadian money for testifying of my religious gifts of prophecy. From a man who I thought might be athiest, who possibly thought i was a prophet. Clearly I have visions and a gift of prophecy and my testimonies have a pure knowledge of the existence of God. but where i was i needed help financially because i was homeless and my van broke down in the middle of the Yukon at the beginning of winter.

I thank God for the blessing and hope he was blessed in return.
if there are people like this all over canada that will give a weeks salary to a total stranger because he professes to have visions, then i would say YES the people in Canada do believe in God.

Answer 5

I am American and I married a Canadian and Canadians are very nice people--most Canadians I know are religious. So, no, they are not a "Godless" nation.

Answer 6

Canada is not a force to have religious nation.

Answer 7

the largest group in canada are catholics, its mainly all christian and before the europeans came there was Native American Mythology which includes animism and there is still a strong presence of that in the culture

Answer 8

No. If they were 1/2 of the American population would go there and leave the rest to thump their bibles waiting to be raptured.

Answer 9

all the nations are godless my dull person

Answer 10

Pretty well -Yes.

I live on the west coast just north of Seattle.