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Catholicism (27,0%)
Protestantism (16,6%)
Islam (5,7%)
Hinduism (1,3%)
Buddhism (1,0%)
Non-religious (48,4%)
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That is the main religion in the Netherlands?
Christianity
What is the relegion in the Netherlands?
62% of the Dutch has no affiliation to a religion.
In which countries was calvinism the dominant religion?
scotland and the Netherlands
How many Christians are in Holland?
Not a lot. In the Netherlands, not a lot of people have a religion.
What do students in school from New Netherlands learn?
They learn religion,reading,and arithmetic.
What was the major religion and religious belief in new Netherlands New York?
Islamic
Why did Spain attack England in the late 1500s?
England was supporting the Netherlands and had the "audacity" to reject Catholicism as an official religion (supporting Protestantism).
What is hollands religion?
Holland is a region in the Netherlands. Dutch Reformation is the state religion of the Netherlands. 30% Roman Catholic, 11% Dutch Reformed, 6% Calvanist, 3% other Christian, 6% Muslim, 2% other faith. 42% Atheist (one of the highest Atheist percentages in a Democratic country).
What is hollands main religion?
Holland is a region in the Netherlands. Dutch Reformation is the state religion of the Netherlands. 30% Roman Catholic, 11% Dutch Reformed, 6% Calvanist, 3% other Christian, 6% Muslim, 2% other faith. 42% Atheist (one of the highest Atheist percentages in a Democratic country).
Which two countries was calvinism the dominant religion?
In France it was particularly influential. The French Protestant's had to escape to Germany.
Scotland and the Netherlands were primarily dominated by which religion?
that would depend on which historical era if it was before the 1500's then the main religion of Scotland and the Netherlands was Roman- Catholic if it was after the reformation of Martin Luther then it would be protestant Christian or Anglican - Catholic. if it is modern day religions those are varied because of varied immigrations, wars etc
Why Spain attack England in the late 1500?
England was supporting the Netherlands and had the "audacity" to reject Catholicism as an official religion (supporting Protestantism).
