What is the religion in France?

Answer 1

The main religions of France are: Roman Catholic 85%, Muslim 10%, Protestant 2%, and Jewish 1%.

If agnosticism (non-believers) were a religion, it would be the second one.

There are no official statistics for religion practice and race origins in France; these figures are the result of the 2011 annual survey commissioned by a Catholic magasine.

Answer 2

The primary religion in France is Roman Catholicism (83%-88% of people identify as such). Two percent of the French identify as Protestant and one percent as Jewish.

Answer 3

Just about all of them - and frequently and fervently, none at all. France is pretty evenly dividied between those who believe something and those who are very strong on believing nothing. Most of the believers are roman catholics.

Answer 4

Roman Catholicism is the main religion in France. Islam is the secong one far behind, and Protestants and Jews make the 3rd and 4th largest groups with under 1% of the total population. Other religions have only a token presence.

A survey by a Catholic magazine reveals that if people describing themselves as "non-religious" were ranked as a group, they would take the second spot with 38% of the total population.

Answer 5

the main religions in France are:
- Christian Catholics 62 %
- Muslims 6 %
- Protestants 2 %
- Jewish 1 %
- saying they have no religion 26 %

Answer 6

Every religion is actually practiced in France. This is because France is known as an multi confessional country. This means all religions are respected and allowed to be practiced.

Answer 7

France is largely Roman catholic, However you are free to practic any religion you wish.

Answer 8

Islam or chrishtianity

actually it is protestant or Christianity

Answer 9

France is predominately Catholic.