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 Re: Arbitrary Conclusion 

Hi. 
I think that it is one thing to ""believe in God""  and another ""being religious"". Someone may be a ""believer"" - believe in ""God"" (any ""God"" or a specific ""God"")- without being ""religious"" - adhere to ""religion"". 
Just because most Greeks said they ""believe in God"", it does not mean that they adhere to ""religion"", nor that this perecentage considers themselves ""religious"", nor that they are the ""most religious"" people after Cyprus and Malta. Also, in the context it was put, ""most religious"" may imply fervent belief (even relatively). However, the Eurobarometer did not measure how strongly people in these countries feel about the statement ""I believe in God""."