Turkic Council Declares Hungarian Uralo-Altaic Language

[Universe]

20-30 év alatti lassú fokozatos változást nem mondanám úgy hogy "úgy változik mint az időjárás". Már az első orbán kormány 98 és 01 között elkezdte vinni a nacionalista vonalat, már akkor változtattak a 90-es évek elejéhez képest.

[Blondie]

20-30 év alatti lassú fokozatos változást nem mondanám úgy hogy "úgy változik mint az időjárás". Már az első orbán kormány 98 és 01 között elkezdte vinni a nacionalista vonalat, már akkor változtattak a 90-es évek elejéhez képest.

Igen mert az MDF gyengülésével keletkezett egy hatalmi űr a jobboldalon és oda a fidesz benyomult, az SZDSZ-t meg zsebre tette a volt Kádári kormánypárt az MSZP.

[Universe]

You're obsessed with Catholics. There isn't any special [negative] relationship between Catholics and Turks. The most anti-Turkish countries in Europe are your Orthodox neighbors (like Greece) since you have territorial disputes with them and they were part of the Ottoman Empire. Catholics would have the same attitude towards Turks as Protestants. Turul Karom claims Hungarians like Turks a lot and Hungary is a Catholic country.

In 2011 census 37.2% of hungarians identified as catholic... So it's not really a catholic country.

[Blondie]

In 2011 census 37.2% of hungarians identified as catholic... So it's not really a catholic country.

Hungary is a catholic country, most hungarians have been baptized as catholic.



https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...Religion_2.PNG


And most hungarians don't care religions, i'm sure 80% not even religious.

[Universe]

Hungary is a catholic country, most hungarians have been baptized as catholic.

.....


And most hungarians don't care religions, i'm sure 80% not even religious.

Hungary is not a catholic country.

According to constitution of Hungary("alaptörvény") Hungary has a christian culture, not specifically catholic.

Hungary has siginifant non-catholic minority that shouldn't be overlooked. Your map shows that too.

Example of catholic nation is Poland, where - unlike in Hungary - religious people are 99% catholic.

According to the 2011 census, 39% of Hungarians are Catholic, (37.2% Western Catholic and 1.8% Eastern Catholic) 13.8% are Protestants, (11.6% Calvinist and 2.2% Lutheran), 1.9% have Other religions or denomination, 18.2% have no Religion, and 27.2% refused to answer.[1][2]

So for every 3 catholic you have a protestant. Doesn't sound like a (purely) catholic country to me.

[Blondie]

Hungary is not a catholic country.

According to constitution of Hungary("alaptörvény") Hungary has a christian culture, not specifically catholic.

Hungary has siginifant non-catholic minority that shouldn't be overlooked. Your map shows that too.

Example of catholic nation is Poland, where - unlike in Hungary - religious people are 99% catholic.


So for every 3 catholic you have a protestant. Doesn't sound like a (purely) catholic country to me.

Your census from 2011 right? This is the 2019 census according to eurobarometer:

catholic 62%, no religion 20%, protestant 5%, other christians 8%, judaism 1%, other 2%, undecared 2%:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Hungary

[Universe]

Your census from 2011 right? This is the 2019 census according to eurobarometer:

catholic 62%, no religion 20%, protestant 5%, other christians 8%, judaism 1%, other 2%, undecared 2%:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion_in_Hungary

In either case hungary has a significant non-catholic minority that is not to be overlooked. Hungarian constitution also says Hungary has "christian culture", not catholic. Our prime minister is a calvinist himself.

[Blondie]

In either case hungary has a significant non-catholic minority that is not to be overlooked.

I don't deny that, but majority of hungarians are catholic.

Our prime minister is a calvinist himself.

And Barack Obama came from muslim family, but it doesn't mean USA was a muslim country under Obama.

[kundur]

Highlighting a Protestant minority in Hungary reminds of those Albanians emphasizing the presence of a Catholic minority in their country.
Depending on the context, there is obviously always a "better religion". Like being Catholic in the Balkans meaning an improvement to being Orthodox; or being Protestant in the Central European context being seen as better than being Catholic.

[kundur]

-double post, resulting from website related technical issue obviously.