The CIA World Factbook tells us the following about Spain: Religions: Roman Catholic 94%, other 6% The 'Other' figure there is made up of: a few thousand Jews, mostly Sephardics, who left the countries of North Africa to settle in the larger urban centers like Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla and Cordoba. Spain also has some Anglicans.
According to Photius.com: In a population of about 39 million, the number of non-Catholics was probably no more than 300,000. About 250,000 of these were of other Christian faiths, including several Protestant denominations, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Mormons. The number of Jews in Spain was estimated at about 13,000. More than 19 out of every 20 Spaniards were baptized Catholics; about 60 percent of them attended Mass; about 30 percent of the baptized Catholics did so regularly, although this figure declined to about 20 percent in the larger cities. As of 1979, about 97 percent of all marriages were performed according to the Catholic religion. A 1982 report by the church claimed that 83 percent of all children born the preceding year had been baptized in the church.
The main religion in Spain is Roman Catholic.
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The main religion in Spain is Roman Catholic.
Christianity is the primary religion in the USA.
The primary religion is Christian.
The main religion of Spain is Catholicism.Well, the main religion in Spain is Catholicism. 94% of the population is Catholic, but they do have other religions there too.
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As Spain is 76% Roman Catholic, that is probably the main religion there. The current constitution of Spain prohibits a state religion.
The majority are catholics in Spain.
Although Spain no longer has a state religion but Roman Catholicism is still the religion followed by most Spaniards. According to an estimate 69 percent of people in Spain identify themselves as Roman catholic.
The main language is Spanish and the main religion is Roman Catholicism. But Spain is a multi-cultural country.
No, Muslims did not adopt the local religion and customs when they settled in Spain.