What is the main religion of Norway?

Answer 1

The main religion of Norway is Christianity, or more Lutheranism. The second largest is Muslims, followed by Catholics.

Norway has a state Church and a Christian politician party as well.

Answer 2

Protestant Christian.

Protestant

answ2. There are almost no States which have an Official Religion.

Many faiths will be practised in Norway.

The fact that the head of a state is the head of a particular religion, does not imply that that faith is "Official".

Answer 3

The major religion of Norway is The State Church of Noway which is considered Evangelical-Lutheran. An 1964 amendment to the constitution allowed free exercise of all religions. Despite 80% of citizens having membership in the State Church, Norwegians seem to have a lukewarm view of religion with only 10% of church members attending services regularly.

For more information

http://www.norway.org/aboutnorway/society/people/general/

Answer 4

Norway has Christianity as official religion, but it's like in the US; you can believe in whatever you want too.

We do have religious education in school and the subject is called Christianity, religion and ethics...

Answer 5

Lutheranism is the state religion, so most Norwegians are Christians.

Answer 6

The major religion is Christianity. Islam, Buddhism, Bahai, Hinduism, and Judaism are also present.

Answer 7

Norway, like other European countries, is predominantly Christian.

Answer 8

Christianity; Protestantism.

Answer 9

Christianity.