I can't think of a single state in which the majority of the populace does not belong to some well-known religion, and hence, subscribes to a belief in one or another of the many faces of God.


In places like the Netherlands the segment of non religious has been hovering around the 50 percent mark for a long time, I have some recollection there was a shift at some point where the non-religious did indeed become the majority, albeit by a small margin. I'd have to look recent statistics though to be certain.