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I. Social Facts Although the Kenyan state is avowedly secular, the Kenyan people are predominantly religious, and religious belief is highly entrenched in the social fabric. This is quite clear from the figures provided by the 2009 census, in which only 922,128 people (which constitutes only 2.4% of the total population) reported themselves as having “no religion”. In that census, a further 61,233 (equivalent to 0.2% of the population) said that they did not know their religion. It is notable that …