What do the Chinese have against the Jews?

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Oops. Make that 91%.

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Slight hijack after reading the linked report from the OP: maybe my ignorance is showing here, but how could Christians have a higher approval rating (92% vs. 89%) in Lebanon than in the U.S., when 76% of Americans are Christian, while only 40% of Lebanese citizens are Christian (55% are either Sunni or Shiite Muslims)?

I don’t know how much bearing it might have, but in Lebanon, the President is required to be a Maronite Catholic. The Prime Minister must be a Sunni Muslim, and the Speaker of Parliament must be a Shi’a Muslim, as well.

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@neutron star

Slight hijack after reading the linked report from the OP: maybe my ignorance is showing here, but how could Christians have a higher approval rating (92% vs. 89%) in Lebanon than in the U.S., when 76% of Americans are Christian, while only 40% of Lebanese citizens are Christian (55% are either Sunni or Shiite Muslims)?

Perhaps because very few of the Lebanese Christians belong to the weirdest branches. Sorry guys and I apologize for any offense this may give, but the USA seems to have a very high percentage of Christian wackos… (even the Catholic church there is much more conservative than the Catholic church in traditionally-Catholic countries like Spain or Italy)

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(even the Catholic church there is much more conservative than the Catholic church in traditionally-Catholic countries like Spain or Italy)[/QUOTE

Is this true? I have heard, for example, that getting an anullment is far easier in the U.S. than anywhere else.