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1. Cathoilc
2. Orthodox
3. Protestant (eg. anabaptist, baptist, congregational, lutheran, methodist, quaker, pentecostal, reformed, etc)
4. Anglican
5. Independent
6. Marginal (not usu. considered Christian but self-perceived as Christians- eg. Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, etc).
I got this info off Operation World. Not sure why Protestant & Anglican are grouped separately... pretty sure Anglican is just a form of Protestantism.
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What is the predominant religion denomination of most Christians in Europe?
Non-religious cultural christians. That means that you don't really know or care about anything about the bible or Christianity in general, but you come from a christian background and think that "there is/may be something divine".
What Was largest religion in Europe?
The largest religious denomination in Europe is Roman Catholic.
What is Europe's largest religion?
Christianity-- of Christians, Roman Catholicism is the largest denomination.
Which country in Europe has largely christians?
The country in Europe the largest population of Christians is Russia, with about 105,775,000 Christians (most of which are Orthodox). Although Russia is a transcontinental country between Europe and Asia, about 3/4 of Russia's population is in European Russia. Despite this, the country wholly in Europe with the largest population of Christians is Germany with about 58,400,000 Christians (which is split nearly in half between Catholics and Protestants).The country in Europe with the highest proportion of Christians, meaning a ratio of Christians to the total population, is Vatican City (100%). Vatican City is a mirostate and is the center of Catholicism. Disregarding Vatican City would put Greece with the largest ratio of Christians (99.7%).By the three major branches of Christianity, the countries with the largest population of Christians in that specific denomination are as follows:Orthodoxy:Population; Russia - 105,775,000(Wholly in Europe: Ukraine - 36,480,000)Percentage;Armenia - 98.8%Catholicism:Population; Italy - 53,190,000Percentage;Vatican City (100%)Protestantism:Population; United Kingdom - 36,000,000Percentage;Denmark - 91%
What European country is mostly Catholic?
Vactican City, Italy, and Spain. Predominant religious heritages in Europe Roman Catholicism Orthodox Christianity Protestantism Sunni Islam Shia Islam Buddhism (wikipedia Religion in Europe map available)
What religion is predominant in the south and west of Europe?
i think is Orthodox
What do you call the invasions of the palestine by the christians form Europe?
what was the name of the series of invasions of palestine launched by christians from europe
Which country in Europe is not Christian?
A:There are at least some Christians in every country in Europe. There are several countries in Europe where Christians are in the minority. Denmark is an example.
How did the crusades impact the christians Muslim and Jewish populations in Europe?
The Crusades significantly impacted Christian, Muslim, and Jewish populations in Europe by intensifying religious conflicts and fostering intolerance. For Christians, the Crusades bolstered a sense of religious zeal and unity, but also led to the persecution of Jews, who were often scapegoated for the failures of the Crusades. Muslims faced both military conflict and territorial loss, leading to a legacy of animosity that influenced Christian-Muslim relations for centuries. Overall, the Crusades deepened divides and shaped the socio-political landscape of religious communities in Europe and the Near East.
What is Europe's religion?
mainly christians
How many Christians are there in Europe?
About 76% of the population of Europe is Christian. Since the total population of Europe is about 750,000,000, this would mean there are approximately 562,500,000 Christians in Europe.
What has the author Sylvia Schein written?
Sylvia Schein has written: 'Gateway to the heavenly city' -- subject(s): Attitudes, Christians, Europe, History, Jerusalem, Public opinion, Religious aspects
