A survey was given to 350 students asking about their religious beliefs and how they celebrate Easter. 192 students responded. 58% identified as agnostic or atheist while 42% identified as believers of various religions like Catholicism, Islam, and Protestantism. Most students celebrate Easter but not religiously, instead focusing on traditions like hunting for chocolate eggs or having a big family meal.

1. Atfirstwemadeaquestionnairewith3
simplequestions:
Are you a believer?
If yes, what’s your religion?
What do you do for Easter? Explain.

2. Then,wegaveittoallthestudentswhoareinthe
sameformasus (about350people).
“Only”192peoplerepliedtothequestionnaire.
So,wemadesomestatistics:

3. 58%
42%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Agnostics or Atheist Believer
111 people
81 people

4. 53%
26%
2%
2%
2%
15%
Catholic
Muslim
Protestant
Jew
Satanist
Others (Buddhism…)
Andwithmoreprecisions…

5. Furthermore,wefoundthat:
Only12%celebrateEasterreligiously
75%notreligiously
And
12%don’tcelebrateEaster.

6. WecanseethatalotofpeoplecelebrateEasterbutnot
religiouslybecauseinFranceparentshidesome
chocolateeggsinthegardenandtheirchildrengolooking
forthemduringtheafternoon.After(sometimes)they
organizeabigmeal!
Sometraditions...