Do people in Poland believe in Jesus Christ?

Answer 1

Recent statistics show that the proportion of people in Poland who attend church regularly could be as low as 41 per cent. Although religion was vibrant under communist rule, it seems that democracy has had a strongly negative effect in some parts of Poland. Around 95 per cent of Poles are counted as at least nominally Christian. The number who actually hold religious beliefs would be a good deal higher than 41 per cent, but does seem to be declining.

Answer 2

Christianity is one of the largest religions in the world, so if an individual is not atheist/agnostic, they are likely practicing some form of Christianity. In Poland, Roman Catholic makes up 88% (41.5% practicing) of the nation's religion, Atheist/Agnostic 6%, and the remaining 5% is other religious factions.

Answer 3

Yes, in majority they are Roman-catholics.

Answer 4

Most of Polish people are Catholics, but there are also minorities like Orthodox, Protestants, Jews, Muslims and atheists.