2443| RELIGIOUS ATTITUDES AND BELIEFS

— Degree of importance he attaches in his life to: health, family, friends, politics, religion, economic well-being and work. — Degree of influence they have on their important decisions: what people think in general; what your family thinks; what their friends say; what their superiors say; their own religious beliefs and their own political convictions. — Things you would be willing to risk your own life for. — Agreement with phrases about the current importance of religion. — Phrase with which he agrees more about the effectiveness of religion in solving current problems. — Agreement with different phrases on the importance of scientific and technical development today. — Assessment of the degree of influence that religion currently has in Spanish society. Comparison with the one he had ten years ago and with the one he will have in ten years. — Belief in God. — Belief in the Virgin Mary. — Belief in: heaven, hell, miracles, the devil, angels, sin, purgatory, apparitions and the Holy Spirit. — Holy, Virgin or Christ for whom you feel devotion. — Phrase that best expresses the meaning it gives to the Bible. — Degree of agreement with different phrases about the meaning of life and the degree of influence that people have of being able to change the course of their lives. — Opinion on the veracity of religion. — Opinion on whether there is life after death. Belief in reincarnation. — Personal preference for burial or incineration. — Degree of trust in different public institutions. — Degree of agreement with different phrases on the influence of religious authorities on political life. — Degree of agreement with phrases on whether religion is a source of conflict and about the intolerance of the very believers. — Evaluation of the power of the Church and religious organisations in Spain. — Religiosity. Religious belief that he professes. Frequency of attendance at religious offices and participation in religious activities or organisations. — Frequent attendance at pilgrimages, processions and other celebrations. — Opinion about the christening of the children. — Possession of children. I baptise them and perform the first communion in their case. Intention to baptise the children in the event that I had them. — Self-perception of the religiosity of the interviewee. — Phrase with which you agree more about teaching religion in school. — Having some personal experience that has meant a new commitment to religion. — Religiosity, belief that they professed and frequency of attendance at religious offices of the parents of the interviewee in the interviewee’s childhood. — Religious education received at school. — Frequency of attendance at religious offices of the interviewee when he was 11 or 12 years old. — Often with which he prays and reads the Bible today. — Belief in: spirits, seers, healers, witches and horoscopes. — Consult a seer, healer or witch. — Marital status of the interviewee. If you are married: type of marriage, religious or civil. If you are married or live together as a couple: religiosity of the spouse or partner. — Decision you would take in the case of getting married now: he would celebrate a civil or religious marriage. — Scale of political ideology of the interviewee. — Vote recall in March 2000 general elections.