Most, but not all.
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only if they are christians
Aren't normans an ethnic group of people from France? ("the Norman invasion") Christians are all over the place.
The majority of religious people in Paris, France are Christians of the Catholic denomination.
Because there are many Christians living in France. Easter is celebrated wherever practising Christians live.
French Christians celebrate Christmas. French Jews celebrate Hanukkah.
A:About half the French people are Christians. Many of these would attend church services, just as people do in countries like the United States.
Christians
The Franks of France and he holy roman Christians
Most Christians. People who are not Christians have other traditions.
According to the site: http://www.populstat.info/Europe/franceg.htm The total percentage of Christians in France is Roman Catholic 76%; other Christian 4%; so 80% of the population. The population of France was 58,518,748 in 1999 so 46, 814,998.4 are Christians.
The Christians teach their people the same things that Jesus taught the people around the Mediterranean in 1 A.D., to put it simply. There is a long list of things that Christians teach their people.