Institucionalizované a neinstitucionalizované náboženství v českém poválečném vývoji

The Article is devoted to religious development in the Czech Republic in the second half of the 20th century. It distinguishes between organised religion and a general belief in super-natural. During the communist regime there was a rapid decline in declared religious affiliation, church-attendance and in number of children with religious education. However, behind this secularised surface there was a strong religious potential, although it could freely come out only after the fall of communism.