Deux tiers des Français pensent régulièrement à la mort


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Deux-tiers es Français pensent régulièrement à leur mort ou à celle de leurs proches, selon un sondage Opinion Way publié par le quotidien La Croix.


Selon le journal, qui a publié les résultats du sondage sur son site, “loin de l’image du tabou souvent véhiculée, cette enquête montre que 65 % des Français pensent +souvent+ ou +de temps en temps+ à la mort de leurs proches, 59% à la mort de manière générale et 57% à leur propre mort”.


En outre, 8 personnes interrogées sur 10 déclarent songer régulièrement à leurs proches décédés, d’après le sondage qui paraîtra dans la Croix le 2 novembre, jour des Morts dans la liturgie catholique.


En outre, “72% des sondés estiment qu’il est positif de parler de ses proches décédés, et 63% que c’est le cas pour la mort en général”, indique le quotidien. Et 58% disent qu’il leur est facile de parler de proches décédés.


Concernant les croyances liées à l’au-delà, 28% des personnes interrogées par OpinionWay disent croire en l’existence d’une vie après la mort, contre 40% qui n’y croient pas et 31% qui “ne savent pas si une telle vie existe”.


En revanche, chez les pratiquants d’une religion (quel que soit le culte), les proportions s’inversent assez logiquement : 60% disent croire à une vie après la mort, contre 31 % des non-pratiquants ou sans religion. Malgré tout, “14% des pratiquants ne croient pas en une vie après la mort, et 23% ne savent pas si elle existe”.


Le sondage réalisé pour le Service catholique des funérailles a été réalisé les 11 et 12 octobre selon la méthode des quotas, par questionnaire auto-administré en ligne auprès de 1.024 personnes.

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