What religions are common in the Philippines?

Answer 1

ROMAN CATHOLICISM, historically introduced during colonial times, is still the largest at roughly 80% of Filipinos. Another 8 to 10% belong to other Christian denominations. But Islam grew during the late 20th century, representing about 10% of the population and as much as 20% on the island of Mindanao.

Answer 2

1. Year 2000:

   1. Roman Catholic (80.9%)

2. 2. Islam (5%)
3. 3. Other Christians (4.5%)
4. 4. Evangelical (2.8%)
5. 5. Iglesia Ni Kristo (2.3%)
6. 6. Aglipayan (2.0%)
7. 7. Unspecified and None (0.7%)

Answer 3

• About 90% of the population is Christian: about 80.6% belong to the Roman Catholic Church while about 5.5% belong to independent Iglesia ni Cristo church and Protestant Christian denominations, such as Seventh-day Adventist Church, Kingdom of Jesus Christ, Members Church of God International, the Philippine Independent Church, United Church of Christ in the Philippines (a mainline Protestant United Church), and Jehovah's Witnesses.
• about 5% of the population of the Philippines is Muslim
• Philippine traditional religions are still practiced by an estimated 2% of the population
• Buddhism is practiced by 2% of the population
• There are smaller number of followers of Hinduism 1%, Sikhism, and Judaism and Baha'i.
• Less than one percent of the population is non-religious.

Answer 4

The different religions in the Philippines are Islam, Catholics and Protestants. And the most known of all is the Catholics.

Answer 5

Roman Catholicism is the most commonly followed religion, but Christian Protestantism, Islam, Buddhism and other religions are also represented in the Philippines.

Answer 6

Christianity

Answer 7

Christian and Catholic