What religion is Germany in the 1900?

Answer 1

The most common is Christianity (which includes Catholicism, Mormonism, and Jehovah Witnesses) which comprises 65% of the population.

The 2nd most common is no religion with about 33%

The 3rd most common is Buddhism with .3%

And then it gets into really small percentages which includes Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism, Islam, Baha'i, and Yazidi.

Answer 2

The predominant religion in Germany in the early 1900s was Christianity, with the majority of the population being either Protestant or Roman Catholic. There were also smaller Jewish and Muslim communities present in the country.

Answer 3

Roman Catholicsm (Christian), Protestant (Christian), Orthodox (Jewish)

Answer 4

Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Odinism(Votan), and probably a scattering of other religions.

Answer 5

Germany was mostly Christian, predominantly Lutheran and Catholic, during World War I.

Answer 6

Lutheranism and catholic