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== Christianity in Sweden ==
 
== Christianity in Sweden ==
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80% of the inhabitants belong to the Evangelical [[Lutheran Church]] of Sweden named The Swedish Church (Svenska kyrkan in swedish). This church are very different to other churches because it has decided to marry [[homosexuality|homosexuals]]. This Church are not a [[conservative]] Church and does not protest against abortions, divorces, or anything else. About 5% of the Swedish population belongs to real, family-values Christian churches. Many Swedes are atheists.
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80% of the inhabitants belong to the Evangelical [[Lutheran Church]] of Sweden named The Swedish Church (Svenska kyrkan in swedish). This church is very different to other churches because it has decided to marry [[homosexuality|homosexuals]]. This Church is not a [[conservative]] Church and does not protest against abortions, divorces, or anything else. About 5% of the Swedish population belongs to real, family-values Christian churches. Many Swedes are atheists.
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Sweden got 18 weeks of free abortion and 4 weeks when the women need to have a special permission to be allowed to have an abortion. Right now the Swedish politicians are discussing if foreign womens should be allowed to have an (late) abortion in Sweden, and much suggests that the parliament will vote in favour for that proposition. In the 1960's the government decided to reduce the school education about [[Christianity]]. In 2000 the Evangelical [[Lutheran Church]] and the government was separated. Before that all children were born members of the church, except those whose parent took an active decision against it and both left the church. Even if a child were not christned he or she became a member for life, having to pay a small tax to the church.   
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Sweden has 18 weeks of free abortion and 4 weeks during which women need to get special permission to be allowed an abortion. Swedish politicians are currently discussing whether foreign women should be allowed to have an late term abortion in Sweden, and much suggests that the parliament will vote in favour of that proposition. In the 1960's the government decided to reduce in school education about [[Christianity]]. In 2000, the Evangelical [[Lutheran Church]] and the government were separated. Before that, all children were born members of the church, except those whose parents took an active decision against it and both left the church. Even if a child were not christened, he or she became a member for life, having to pay a small tax to the church.   
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A few years ago a Swedish baptist priest Åke Green was charged with, and found ''not'' guilty of hate speech, when preaching the bibles words on homosexuality.
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A few years ago a Swedish Baptist priest Åke Green was charged with, and found ''not'' guilty of hate speech, when preaching the Bible's words on homosexuality.
    
The struggle for religious freedom by some radical [[Muslim]] groups has lead to an awakening in the Christian society
 
The struggle for religious freedom by some radical [[Muslim]] groups has lead to an awakening in the Christian society
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