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79,7% of the Finns belong to the Evangelical-Lutheran church, so it's the main church of Finland.
1,1% Finns are in the Orthodox Church. Then there are Islam, Jewish and a little bit Buddha church supporters in Finland.
So there are Christian, Orthodox, Islam, Jewish and Buddha churches and communities.
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What religions do Finnish people have?
It is believed that all major religions are practiced in Finland. However nearly 80% of Finns belong to the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Finland.
What are Finland's religions?
they study Gwam. and they all become
Where did Finland's religion originate?
The Evangelical-Lutheran church came from Sweden, and the Orthodox church from Russia. There are also a bit of Muslims, Jews and Buddhists, who have brought their religions to Finland.
What is Finlands religion?
There are (of course) many religions in Finland but most of the people who live there are Lutherans.
What religion are Finland schools teaching?
They educate on a lot of religions, they don't teach one single religion as it is not a religious country.
What is the current relationship with Finland and the US?
Ireland and the U.S. are tight like spandex on a fat guy.
What religions do Finland follow?
Lutheran is the official state religion. You can sign out of it and then you cannot be married or buried in the church, and you no longer pay the around 1% income tax to support the church.
Why do Finland have the state flag of the republic of Finland?
The Republic of Finland is the official name for Finland.
Is there a desert in Finland?
There are no deserts in Finland
Nokia is a product of which country?
southern Finland
Which country the made nokia mobile?
Finland, I guess
What are the major religions of Finland?
79,7% of the Finns belong to the Evangelical-Lutheran church, so it's the main church of Finland. 1,1% Finns are in the Orthodox Church. Then there are Islam, Jewish and a little bit Buddha church supporters in Finland. So there are Christian, Orthodox, Islam, Jewish and Buddha churches and communities.
