             Define the limit between a non-religious person, an
atheist and an agnostic isn’t easy; but I think “religious” is
an even harder word to explain. To illustrate my thoughts I’ll
use some religious polls from France (I thought it could be
interesting to see how religions work in another country ) .They
might not be 100% accurate , but that’s not the point.
Approximately 55% of the French people consider themselves
catholic. Less than 10% consider themselves from other religion
(3-4% Islam , 2% Protestantism , 1% Judaism ...). The rest are
non-religious people .          But if you look closer to
Catholics for example , 52% of them only go to church for
personal ceremonies like funerals , baptisms etc , 31 % go to
church occasionally (  almost only to special days like
Christmas , Easter …) and only 17% go to church regularly . It’s
pretty much the same repartition about the frequency of prayers
. But does that really determine who’s catholic or not  ? I
personally don’t think so.          So , how