Original sentence: A 2006 inquiry in Flanders, considered more religious than Wallonia, showed 55% to call themselves religious, and that 36% believe that God created the world.Belgium's concept of 'recognized religions' caused a tedious path for Islam to acquire the treatment of Jewish and Protestant religions.Many Flemish people still speak dialects of Dutch in their local environment
Edited sentence: A 2006 inquiry in Flanders showed 55% call themselves religious and that 36% believe that God created the world.Belgium has 'recognized religions', which has allowed Islam to achieve the same status as the Jewish and Protestant religions.Christian parties and schools remain popular but are very liberal by modern standards.Church masses are only attended by less than 4% of the population.Many people still speak dialects of Dutch and French in their local environment.Most children are considered to be non-religious, although they are still regularly baptised into the Church.These numbers are relative: the Flemish word 'gelovig,' meaning 'being religious' or 'believing in something,' has nuanced meanings; it may imply believing in 'something higher' but not necessarily God or be used to suggest that not everything can be explained by current science