Is there a place where nobody believes in any gods
I would be surprised if there were absolutely no cultures harboring superstitions/supernatural belief, but since people tend to be insecure beings and therefore need to feel like they have some control, it makes sense they'd choose to have a belief that allows them to think they have a some control (eg through praying, karma, etc). At any rate there are countries in which the majority are atheists, such as some Nordic European countries, and certain communist countries.
There were some cultures found during World War two that had no god concept. As soon as they were exposed to other people that was ruined.
Yes lots, a least if you don't bother with tiny marginalized minorities. Most Buddhist and former Buddhist countries, many pre-industrial Animist cultures, China, Japan, the Czech Republic, and large parts of northern Europe where nones are fast becoming majorities.
you're wrong about the Buddhists.
@JeffMesser Some do but it is not universal, or inherent in the religion.
@Fernapple it's not a religion. it's a philosophy. the sri lankan, cambodian, vietnamese, nepalese, and thai buddhists have devas from their culture that they include in their beliefs. this is common to vedic belief systems both astika and nastika. especially the mahayana for some reason. I think it's part of their strict adherence to ancient doctrine despite the Buddhas "be an island". those cultural devas generally existed before Siddartha's influence took effect.
@JeffMesser No, it is both a religion and a philosophy the two are not mutually exclusive.
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