What is the National Religion for Belize?

Answer 1

About 58% of inhabitants are Roman Catholic. Only 7% of the populace are Anglicans; another 6% are Pentecostals. Other faiths and denominations generally have fewer than 10,000 members each. These include Methodists (4.2%), Seventh-Day Adventists (4.1%), and Mennonites (4%). There are approximately 5,000 Hindus and Nazarene, and smaller numbers of Baha'i s, Baptists, Buddhists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Muslims, Rastafarian, and Salvation Army members. About 6% of the population claim to be nonbelievers or to have no religious affiliation.

There is no state religion, however, the preamble of the constitution recognizes the religious history of the country by asserting that nation "shall be founded upon principles which acknowledge the supremacy of God." Spirituality is a required topic in public schools as part of the social studies curriculum and all schools, both public and private, are required to provide 220 minutes per week of religious education or chapel services for students in kindergarten to sixth grade. However, students are not forced to participate in such instruction and the faith of the individual student, or their parents, is generally respected.

Answer 2

According to Wikipedia, 80% of the people in Belize are Christians, the majority of them Roman Catholic. Minority religions include Hinduism and Islam.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belize#Religion

Answer 3

Approximately 90 percent of the population claim to be Christian. The Baha'i faith is next at around 2.8 percent and Hinduism at 2.3 percent.

Answer 4

Christianity is the major religion (mostly Catholicism). The Bah'ai faith, Hinduism, Judaism Islam, Buddhism and traditional ethnic religions are also practised.

Answer 5

Their major religion is Christianity