A new report on Monday found that Muslims living in Germany were about twice as likely to say they had helped refugees than Christians. About one in five Christians (21 percent) also said that they had helped refugees within the past year. The survey was part of the third religion monitor report by the Bertelsmann foundation to analyze the role of religion in society. The vast majority of Muslims advocate for having an open attitude towards other religions.”Of unaffiliated respondents who said they had helped refugees, more than a third reported doing so at least once a week. Women were also more likely to volunteer than men, and people with better education or money were also more likely to have helped refugees.

Source: The Local March 27, 2017 09:33 UTC