Your nations religion

[EndoHills]

They worship a magic cat who grants gifts and hates Italian food.

[United Mexica]

They worship a magic cat who grants gifts and hates Italian food.

That's awesome.

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[Shamsiyya]

The Federal Republic of Shamsiyya is officially a secular state. However, Shamsiyyans are known to be an extraordinary pious people - with atheism/agnosticism generally being accepted, but notably uncommon, save for foreign visitors and residents.
The religious landscape in Shamsiyya is quite diverse, the reason for which being Shamsiyyan history. Within the last two millennia, various foreigners ended up in what was known as Penra and its surroundings back then. Many adopted the existent faith, Kemeti Polytheism^*), but many also brought their own into the Lands. Some particular Cults replaced the old ones during the process of integration and amalgamation.
Since certain Cults have evolved and gotten very prevalent throughout this span of time, the most important faiths will be divided up by Cult Membership for the purpose of this list.
As of 2019, the religious makeup of Shamsiyya looked as follows:

• The Cult of the Children of the Sun (The Cult of Ra): 71.38%.
• The Cult of Ishtar: 13.43%.
• The Cult of Osiris: 5.70%.
• The Cult of Anubis: 3.66%.
• Tengri-Shamanism: 3.28%.
• other: 2,55%.

^*) (OOC: 'Kemet' is the Ancient Egyptian word for Ancient Egypt. In my canon, Kemet is said to be a mythological place of origin of the Shamsiyyan people, not a country that really existed, as my canon is not set in the real world.)

[Ashrea]

I have no name for it yet.

[Psukhe]

Why, philosophy, of course.

[Ergoslatic]

The Socialist Federation of Ergoslatic mandates state atheism. Those who are found practicing any religion here will be persecuted.

[Aikoland]

Since 1902, the Empire of Aikoland has been a secular state with complete freedom of religion. Prior to 1902, Roman Catholicism was recognised as the state religion, with freedom of religion having been a constitutional right since our nation's first constitution in 1794.

Catholicism remains the dominant religion in Aikoland, with 73% of the population reporting to be Roman Catholic in 2018.

21% of the population report being non-religious, with 17% also declaring themselves to be 'convinced atheists'.

3% of the population are Protestant, 2% are Muslim, 0.5% are Jewish, and 0.5% are other religions.

[Besmenien]

In my country there is the religion "Homerism" where people worship Homer Simpson. It is not a big religion, but has about 13,360 members.

[Mauza]

Mauzanese Folk Religion, broadly classified as Figira Keimu (The Far Path), is followed by the majority of the nation. Its main concepts include

Mish'trali o Durako: The Celestial Twins. A "Good" God and a "Bad" God

Itawal: "Growing Closer," a concept similar to Eastern Christian Theosis, wherein the person, through cultivation of good morals and ritual, grows closer to the Mish'trali both in behavior and relationship. However, in this case it cuts both ways. A person doing bad things goes through Itawal with Durako and the other evil spirits.

Guwa o Tare: "Mind and Heart" have a tendency to disjoin. This should be fought, and unity between the two is prized.

[Deacarsia]

The national religion of Deacarsia is Catholicism, which also both is the official and only legal religion.

[Andocara]

Over half of Andocara’s population isn’t affiliated with a religion. Andocara is an officially secular nation, with nearly 30% of its population identifying as agnostic, and an additional near 20% identify as Athiest. Then there are people who aren’t sure and those who are “spiritual but not religious”.

[Ephratica]

Ephratica was originally founded by settlers of the Bentonist faith, which is based on the divinely inspired texts of the Prophet Benton. As a consequence, the teachings of Bentonism are intertwined with the republican government. In Ephratica, there is a noticeable tension between those who wish to emphasize the country's liberal democratic principle and those who want religion to play an even larger role in society. The vast majority of people identify with the Bentonist faith; other religions are tolerated as long as they do not make public attempts to proselytize.

[Maizan]

Fatarago, is a shinto-like folk belief in Maizan. It has many "Rago," or "forms" of God, even though there is technically just one, and it incorporates veneration of ancestors, past leaders, and other valued dead. Light and Fire are sacred in Fatarago, and shrines dot the landscape of the country.

[US-SSR]

Russian Orthodoxy, naturally.

[Communist Rikraxtamm]

we practice state atheism, religious texts are seen as obscurant, bourgeois and counter-revolutionary, but they are studied so we can attack arising religious arguments.

[Hypnodia]

Hardcoreism,we worship trans people

[Kheshiga]

[Terre Septentrionale]

Terre Septentrionale is a secular and agnostic nation, and to mock religions, we have adopted hockey as our national religion. The biggest question in Terre Septentrionale is wether or not Carey Price is better than Jaroslav Halak?

[Mansuriyyah Islamic State]

The official religion in Mansuriyyah is Islam, which is followed by 84% of the population, the remaining being christians (12%) and jews (4%). Other religious are statistically insignificant (less than 1% altogether).

Mansuri Islam can be classified as “traditionalist”, that is, sunni, based on the four schools os jurisprudence and the two schools of theology, and sufi. The most widespread school of jurisprudence (madhab) is the shafii, with some 57% of the population subscribing to it. The hanafi school follows with 36%. The remaining are divided between the hanbali (5%) and the maliki schools (2%). Sufism is widespread, with up to 15% being formally members of a sufi brotherhood, and many more being informally associated with one. The naqshibandi tariqa is the most followed sufi brotherhood, with the qadiri, shadhili and baalawi tariqas also being significant.

Most christians belong to the Siduri Orthodox Church, with makes up more than 2 thirds of the congregants, and most jews are orthodox.

[Pod City]

Atheism and no religion: 43.5% (quite a low percentage by modern standards)
Christianity and Post-Christian religions: 36.5% (the Holy Catholic Church is the largest denomination, with around half of all Christians, but there is a small, vocal minority of extremely anti-Catholic Protestants and Post-Christians)
Hinduism and Post-Hindu faiths: 8.1% (another low percentage given the amount of Baratis in the city)
Islam and Post-Islamic faiths 7.9% (higher than the average across human civilisation and far higher than the Poddish demographic profile would suggest, making Pod City highly unusual and much studied)
Buddhism and Post-Buddhist faiths: 1.8% (mainly the Post-Buddhist followers of "The Way", an ascetic, cultish sect who have blended a bastardised version of Buddhism heavily with other Eastern religions* and effectively colonised several arcology domes for themselves)
Others: 2.2% (there are all sorts here)



*Technically a redundant term ever since we left Earth centuries ago, but still in use

[Pod City]

In my country there is the religion "Homerism" where people worship Homer Simpson. It is not a big religion, but has about 13,360 members.

Are there any myths surrounding Homer?

[Luziyca]

As of the 2011 census, 98% of the population are Sotirians, or in your world, Christians.

[Vulgaro-Graznavian Commonwealth]

Slavic Native Faith.

[Wales Republic]

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[American Pere Housh]

Christianity:85%(Protestant 70%, Roman Catholic 20% Orthodox 10%)
Jewish 10%
Muslim 3%
Shinto 1%
Native American beliefs .5%
Wicca .5%

Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormonism, Violetism, Scientology and Atheism are banned in the NAR.