Analysis
Using these data, Niko Toš demonstrates (with an extensive analysis of 15 variables measuring three dimensions of religiosity: orthodoxy, belief in God and belief in life after death) that 20% of Slovenes practice Church religiosity, 20% practice autonomous religiosity, and 60% aren't religious.
Read more about this topic: Religion In Slovenia
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