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80% of the danish population is a member of The Church of Denmark wich is lutheran protestant. Minor religions are roman catholic, greek catholic, jehovas wittnesses, jewish, muslim and very few buddist, sikh and hindu. Also, very few people follow the norse mythology.
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∙ 13y agoThe most prominent religion is Evangelical Lutheran, but there are so many other religions in Denmark. You can find Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Wiccans, etc.
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What is the predominent religion practiced in denmark?
what is the predominant religion practiced in Denmark
What is the riligoin in Denmark?
The religion in Denmark is Christianity
What religion are represented in Denmark?
The Church of Denmark is Lutheran, but many other religions are represented throughout the country.
What was the religion of Denmark in 1600s?
Lutheran Christianity was the official religion, as it is now.
What is the main religion in denmark?
The main religion in Denmark is Christianity, specifically the Evangelical Lutheran Church which is the state church. Approximately 75% of the population belongs to this church.
Who became the champion of Lutheran Protestantism in Denmark?
Hans Tausen and was later made the official religion of Denmark-Norway by King Christian III of Denmark-Norway.
What religion are the Danish people?
Denmark is a very unreligious country. Main religion would be Christianity if any.
What is demaks religion?
There is an official state Church of Denmark which is a denomination of Lutheranism.
What year did denmark adopt Lutheranism as a chief religion?
i believe it was about 1523
In what year did Denmark adopt Lutheranism as it's chief religion?
1523
What god do the Danish people worship?
The majority religion in Denmark is Lutheran Protestant Christianity.
Is being danish a religion?
being danish means being a national of denmark. a country in northern europe. the definition of danish is: Of or relating to or characteristic of Denmark or the Danes or their language. for more info see denmark wikipedia.
