The birth rates in countries dominated by Catholic (like Italy) or Muslim (like Iran) religious doctrines are universally higher than in non-religious countries.

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Religious beliefs can influence birth rates, but they are not the sole determinants. Economic, cultural, educational, and access to healthcare factors also play significant roles. For example, both Italy and Iran have seen significant declines in their birth rates due to various socio-economic changes, despite their religious backgrounds.

The Birth Rates in Countries Dominated by Catholic (Like Italy)