I'm not going anywhere. As long as I'm here, I'm going to push back against their delusions and influence.

That's one reason why we are where we are with this religious bullshit. Too may people have not said "NO" to the influences of religion in our lives. It's been easier to go along, or move away.
"Live and let live" doesn't work. They were given an inch and they've taken several thousand miles. Enough already.

I really don't want to move ... I'm f’ing tired of moving. Like @lerlo I would prefer that the changes occur here, in this country, rather than feeling the need to leave. And you know, if the United States could produce Robert Green Ingersoll, the 'Great Agnostic' who filled auditoriums in the late 19th century while railing against religion and a belief in gods, it would seem likely that a Renaissance of unbelief awaits. A hopeful plaintive? Perhaps.

The non-religious U.S.?

Religious beliefs of others doesn't bother me. Half of my extended family is very "Christian" and we get along fine.

None of these places will take in useless Americans, it seems.

I would prefer a country that speaks English and accepts the US Dollar. Other than that anywhere out of this country.

Do we have to move? Can we just travel, instead?

I'm staying. I'd rather fight for change and suffer the consequences. I just saw "Sorry to Bother You" last night, so I'm extra social-justice-y today...

Religion is a world wide infection, unfortunately. We're interested in Central America as a retirement spot.

If I had the nerve (and the money) I'd go to Norway.

Any of the Scandinavian countries, but especially Iceland.

I would move to the United Kingdom, only because I don't speak Swedish and I've think it may be hard to learn. I only speak English and Spanish fluently, so England because 'English.'

Sweden or Norway would be pretty cool I guess. Idk I don't know enough about these countries to make an informed decision honestly.

Definitely back to Canada

Switzerland. Direct democracy.

Australia's good. I came here 11 years ago from Englsnd and have never been back. The closest you'll get to religion here in Victoria is the AFL grand final. There is even a public holiday for it!

I am fortunate in that I can move back to Australia at any time however, Sweden holds a fascination for me. The down side for me is Sweden's cold weather. Brrrr

If New Zealand didn’t have the slowest internet...

Although I'm supposed to leave soon, I've totally enjoyed living in Thailand since 2010. Thai Buddhism is at least half philosophy, with some Hindu mixed in, but Thai Buddhists respect the beliefs of others and typically leave people of other religions alone.

New Zealand or Germany

I'm thinking Galt's Gulch.

It’s interesting Australia is rated where it is. Not to openly dispute but our census data often only lists a quarter of our population as “non-religious”. I think part of the problem is while many may not actively worship they still hold a strong cultural view of being Christian/Jewish/Muslim etc.

That I’ve noticed in policy debate in particular comes up a lot. The undercurrents of cultural religiosity still play out very strongly and rarely takes much of a push to force God or religious values back into social commentary.

Just food for thought.

China is really confusing to me. Go to a totalitarian country just to escape religion. I would go to the San Juan Islands (wait I am already here). Don't have to learn another language, live in a crowded place with lots of noise and a culture that is foreign and air, water and land polluted. Makes no sense to me. There are lots of less religious places in this country.

I think I've settled on Canada or Australia. I don't meet many Canadians (maybe because they live just next door and aren't fooled into traveling here just by our clout).. but I do meet plenty of Aussies. Those who travel or move here, though a self-selected group, on the whole seem pretty dang down to earth and logic oriented.

Thanks for posting this list. I have been pondering the possibility of relocating. Probably not feasible anytime soon but its6great to know what the best options are.

I have a big like of the Scandinavian countries!