I am not neither a hindu or jew. Christianism in Europe is larguely cultural, our values shifted a lot
since the Enlightenment times. The US, not much, they have a large sense of prudeness which affected even policitically left leaned people.
I mean, here people it's Christian by name only. Technically, even the Southern Spain with infamous street parades with large walks carrying a big structure with a Virgin, most of that it's just a showoff and a way to say "look how loaded we are, so much that we can build great golden clothes for our Virgin".
If any, lots of lore in Europe it's just paganism with a Christian disguise.
Even Christianism itself it's so-so Christian-wannabe unlike the original one which came from the Middle East; it was largely repurposed with Greek values so people here could assimilate better these alien customs such as not being able to eat pork or nonsense about alcohol when the risk of dehidrating in Europe was near nil.
Kinda like North Korea with Communism. Marxist? Today, in name, maybe. Because Juche it's almost a copycat of right wing fascism with Asian features. Kinda like the Japanese one, but with Koreans.
> Hinduism it's pretty much alive, and Christianity it's just a fork of Judaism
Okay, so you're a hindu or a jew.
Are you arguing my point about christianity influencing "our" world? I guess I expressed myself rather western-centric.