What do Germans believe in?

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They are not too different from the rest of the world ,but mostly Christan

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If your question means to ask "what religions are practiced in Germany," the answer is: nearly all the same religions that are practiced in the United States. Traditionally Germans were Protestant (in the north) and Catholic (in the south), with a large Jewish population especially in large cities. Since the Holocaust, Judaism is obviously much less practiced in Germany today, but there are vibrant and growing Jewish communities throughout Germany still. In addition, a large Turkish minority practices Islam, and a large Greek minority practices Orthodox Christianity. Nearly every other major world religion, from Hinduism and Buddhism to Scientology are practiced in Germany today--and many Germans are also agnostic or atheistic as well, just as in the United States.