There was no official religion of Georgia Colony. The main religion was the Anglican Church. Other religions included the First African Baptist Church and Judaism. Catholicism was banned until 1777.
The predominant religion in Cuba is Roman Catholicism, followed by Santería, a syncretic religion combining elements of Yoruba beliefs with Roman Catholicism. There are also smaller minority communities of Protestant Christians, Jehovah's Witnesses, and practitioners of other Afro-Cuban religions.
There are many religions in Alberta however Catholicism is the most "popular".
Voodoo is a mixture of African faiths/religions/practices/folk magics and Catholicism.
Technically, no. The voodoo religion grew out of slavery and hid itself in the trappings of Catholicism since African slaves were forbidden to use their old religions a part of their slavery. Seeing many similarities in their Loa and the many Saints the African priests and priestess' co-opted Catholicism into Voodoo.Officially the church denounces voodoo as a pagan cult and so does not support it.
The only official language of Uruguay is Spanish and Uruguay has no official religion.All religions and sects are accepted in Uruguay so there are many.The most popular is Roman Catholic but also there are a lot of atheism.The language is Spanish and the country has no official religion. All religions are accepted within the country so you may see many different religions and sects.Spanish and Roman Catholicism
Roman Catholicism, with a growing number of Muslims (Islam) due to African immigration.
Africa is famous for wonderful religious traditions and African religion consists of art, rituals and festival and it can based on custom and religion.
It depends on which of the thousands of African religions you're talking about.
Hoodoo is not considered a religion but rather a system of spiritual practices and beliefs. It is often associated with African American folk magic and has roots in African and European traditions. Hoodoo encompasses a range of practices including spellwork, divination, and herbal medicine, but it does not have a centralized structure or dogma like organized religions.
Traditional African religion is known as Paganism which is a collective name for all 'nature religions'. There is no sole founder of this religion.
Majority Christian, followed by Islam and traditional African religions.