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The main religion in France, includingits capital Paris, is Roman Catholicism.

The French government doesn't keep statistics on race or religion, (they are in fact forbidden) but it is estimated that around 65% of French people describe themselves as Roman Catholic, although only around 10% of these attend church.

Muslims make up between 7 to 10% of the population, Protestantism and Judaism make up to 1% each.

The remainder is made up of people describing themselves as atheists, or non-religious.

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