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What are some countries in Europe that believe in Christianity?
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∙ 15y ago
Of course nowadays there are a lot of people saying they do not believe in anything... but officialy all European countries are christian - with the exeption of Albania and Turkey (but Turkey has only a small European part - the rest isn't geographically a part of Europe) - and the regions of Aserbaijan and Bosnia.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoChristians can be found in every country in Europe. However, with the exception of Vatican City, no country in Europe has an entirely Christian population; and thus cannot be said to follow Christianity.
It should be remembered that not all who profess a religion practise or even believe in it. That said, the Christian percentage of the population for several of the most prominent European countries is displayed below:
France - 85-90%
Germany - 68%
Italy - 90-99%
Spain - 94-99%
United Kingdom - 71.6%
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∙ 10y agoBy saying "actual", I assume you mean countries where Christianity is the state religion. There are 14 of those: Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Denmark, El Salvador, England, Greece, Georgia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, Norway, and Vatican City.
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∙ 15y agoMost European countries are Christian. So almost any European country you can mention is a Christian country.
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∙ 13y ago150... I think. Or something like that!
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It didn't. America has MANY Christians, so does Europe, even some Muslim countries.
In what countries is Christianity predominantly found?
Is this in order or is this just in any order?AnswerHere are the top eleven christian countries: USABrazilMexicoRussiaChinaGermanyThe PhilippinesUnited KingdomItalyFranceand NigeriaRomein the Philippines believe in christianity.
What faith is the dominant religion in Europe?
The vast majority of Europeans are from some denomination of Christianity. Catholicism prevails in some countries, while Protestantism prevails in others.
What countries mostly practice Christianity?
Christianity is practiced in all countries. Countries that have a Christian majority include all countries of the American continent, many European countries, southern Africa, and some other countries, such as the Phillipines. Christianity mens to be good person therefore all countries practiced it.
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No, we now believe in practicing Christianity as it is in the Holy Bible, which didn't match with some of the worldliness that some parts of Europe fell back to.
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