Religious beliefs of major countries in the world

Buddhism in China (internationally considered Taoism, but I don't think so, so I changed it to Buddhism. Actually, there is no religion in China)

Korean Buddhism

Japanese Shintoism

Singaporean Buddhism

Thai Buddhism

Myanmar Buddhism

Vietnamese Buddhism

Indian Hinduism

Cypriot Orthodox Church

Israeli Judaism

Pakistani Islam

Turkish Islam

Indonesian Islam. Stan Islam

Iraqi Islam

Kuwaiti Islam

Iranian Islam

Afghan Islam

Islam in all countries of Arabian Peninsula

Mongolian Lamaism

Europe

Belarusian Protestantism

Finnish Protestantism

Swedish Protestantism

Norwegian Protestantism

British Protestantism

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Swiss Christianity

Irish Catholicism

French Catholicism

Spanish Catholicism

Portuguese Catholicism

Italian Catholicism

Vatican Catholicism

Luxembourg Catholicism

Dutch Catholicism

Belgian Catholicism

Polish Catholicism

Czech Catholicism

Austrian Catholicism

Hungarian Catholicism. P > Romanian Orthodox Church

Bulgarian Orthodox Church

Greek Orthodox Church

Russian Orthodox Church

Africa

Egypt Islam

Algeria Islam

Niger Islam

Sudan Islam

Chad Islam

Ethiopia Islam

Somalia Islam

Libya Islam

. Catholicism

Protestantism in South Africa

Protestantism in Lesotho

Protestantism in Kenya

Protestantism in Madagascar

Protestantism in Mauritius

Primitive fetishism in Tanzania

Protestantism in Australia

Protestantism in New Zealand

Protestantism in America

Protestantism in Canada

Catholicism in Mexico

. P > Brazilian Catholicism

Chilean Catholicism

Argentine Catholicism

Haitian Catholicism

Bahamian Catholicism

Peruvian Catholicism

Paraguayan Catholicism

Greenland Protestantism

Barbados Protestantism

("Christianity" and "Protestantism" are really inappropriate in logical classification, but in order to clarify "Protestantism". There may be more than 1 Christian sects in the world today. The above information is only an abbreviation of the ratio of people who believe in it, and individual errors are inevitable due to various reasons. And with the development of society, countries and regions are constantly changing their main beliefs. For example, the Christian population in Japan and South Korea is increasing year by year, and some people say that it has reached 4%. If it continues, it will probably replace "Buddhism". But this tendency is also very interesting)