Why is Slavic religion not popular in Poland?

[LostSoul]

You can be against the Catholic church (I do), not against Catholicism. It is different.

Catholicism is part of the Polish culture, country and people. If you are anti-Catholic you can not be a Polish patriot.

No, you got it wrong. Catholicism was never a part of a Polish culture, as it was forced upon Poles by Germans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teutonic_Order
Read more about this: https://cafebabel.com/en/article/pol...3b35a145e803d/

[Cristiano viejo]

No, you got it wrong. Catholicism was never a part of a Polish culture, as it was forced upon Poles by Germans.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teutonic_Order
Read more about this: https://cafebabel.com/en/article/pol...3b35a145e803d/

Pfff, of course religions are always forced, so what?

[LostSoul]

I guess it has to do with Poland being christianized relatively early compared to the Baltics (late 1300s for Lithuania if I remember correctly).

Probably it's true.

[LostSoul]

In Poland the Catholic Church is still very strong?

Yeah, kind of. With the government since 2015, it's even stronger.

[FountainOfSalmacis]

This video comes to mind, his channel is pretty cool.

[Cristiano viejo]

Yeah, kind of. With the government since 2015, it's even stronger.

GOOD NEWS.

[LostSoul]

This video comes to mind, his channel is pretty cool.

Thanks for sharing!

[LostSoul]

What do you mean its non popular in Poland specifically, its not popular anywhere. The Orthodox Church is very aggressive to any kind of paganism. They don't like competition.

Thanks for some insight.

[Dragoon]

In Poland the Catholic Church is still very strong?

Its stronger than others in Europe.
But it is slowly dropping (weekly attendance and believers).
This is mostly younger generation.

[LostSoul]

Its stronger than others in Europe.
But it is slowly dropping (weekly attendance and believers).
This is mostly younger generation.

Yeah, this is also very true.