The main religion in Russia is the Eastern Orthodoxy but its free for any other religious, so there`s no one answer on this question.
The main religion in Russia during World War 1 was Russian Orthodoxy. It was the dominant religion in the country and played a significant role in shaping Russian culture and society at the time.
The main religon in Russia is orthodoxy. but a small amound (around 5%) are Muslim.
Russian Orthodoxy
The official religion of Greece is The Church of Greece which is the same as Greek Orthodox. Other religions are present, but they are small in comparison. ________________________________________________________________ Greek Orthodoxy is the state religion. There are other churches, even synagogues, but over 90% of Greek citizens identify with the Greek Orthodox faith (even though only a small minority actually attend church services).
The main religion is Greek orthodoxy which is part of the Eastern Orthodox Church. There is also small groups who still adhere to the Hellenic pantheon of Gods.
The Russian Orthodoxy are Russia's current main religion, with the most followers.Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and Judaism are Russia's "traditional" religions. They are legally a part of Russia's heritage.Atheists make up approximately 15% to 35% of the population.Buddhism is traditional for the Buryatia, Tuva, and Kalmykia areas of Russia.
Orthodox ChristianityTheir main religion is Orthodox Christianity.
AnswerWikiAnswers has a lot of information on Eastern Orthodoxy. If you go to the main page, click on "Religion & Spirituality" questions, then click on "Christianity" and you will find a heading called "Eastern Orthodoxy" which has many questions and answers on this topic.
Christianity.
The main religion in Russia is unorthodox Christianity. An unusual name for a religion because unorthodox means weird. Weird isn't it?
Nominal Christianity.