What religion is practiced in Germany?

Answer 1

Christianity isn't observed as much as it was, prior to World War II. Today, few Lutherans or Roman Catholics attend church weekly. If you travel to Germany, you will be impressed if you go inside a cathedral or church and see most seats empty. There is a fear that if this trend continues, that many beautiful cathedrals especially, will be closed and be opened as museums.

Answer 2

Germany is a secular country today compared to what it was prior to World War II. A small minority of Germans attend church every week. The Lutherans are the largest denomination and is predominate in the Northern and eastern regions of the country. The Roman Catholics are strongest in the south and western areas of Germany. There is a large Muslim population that is concentrated in Berlin. If you travel around any part of Germany today, you will find most churches and cathedrals nearly empty. 12 years of National Socialism is to blame for the Germans apathy towards organized religion. Of course, its that way all over Europe. As Christianity become more and more irrelevant for the masses, especially the young, the rise of Islam in Europe is just the opposite!

Answer 3

Christianity is the dominant religion in Germany. Roman Catholicism and Protestantism each comprise about 31% of the population.

Answer 4

ALL religions. But if you mean mostly, then probably Christian.

Answer 5

Germany has many different religions i think the most common one is Lutheranism.

Answer 6

Luthern and Protestant.

Answer 7

Mostly christians.

Answer 8

christian.