What Denomination of Christianity does your Country Use?

[Rocotia]

Assuming it is a Christian nation, what denomination(s) do you use the teachings of?

Rocotia follows the teachings of Lutheran Christianity.

[Sedikal]

Although Sedikal is an irreligious nation about 80% of our 4,500,000 Christians follow the Sedik Orthodox Church.

[Rocotia]

Although Sedikal is an irreligious nation about 80% of our 4,500,000 Christians follow the Sedik Orthodox Church.

Any special practices?

[Saurisisia]

Most of the Christians here are Baptist, Lutheran, Orthodox, or Evangelical. There is a bit of a stigma against Catholics thanks to interactions with Catholics in the past have... not gone over so well.

[Divided America]

Most of it is Protestant or Catholic

[Libertarian California]

Catholics have a slight majority over the Protestants, but irreligion will soon surpass both.

[Watchtar]

All of them are outlawed in Watchtar. We have state atheism implemented.

[Romberg]

The Christians in the Imperial Realm of Romberg are mainly Orthodox or Lutheran. This is due to the Slavic/Nordic heritage that most Rombergians are from. Other denominations do exist as well, but are largely dwarfed by the Orthodox or Lutheran communities. The state is officially atheist, but religious freedom is guaranteed and widespread. Around 30% of Rombergians in total are Christian in one denomination or another.

[San Leggera]

Although San Leggera is officially secular, we do have a significant amount of Christians. Catholocism is the most followed denomination.

[Solaray]

The government's stance is officially non-denominational Christianity, but most of it is centred around the Church of Solaray, which is essentially it's own denomination that partially melds Catholicism with Lutheranism. It's not that unique, but it holds the Catholic belief that non-believers can get into heaven, but it's harder. Also that Hell exists, but it's not a place of torture, but instead a place where the unapologetic sinners live among each other. The punishment is total separation from God, which is supposed to be very unnerving, as living humans never truly experience it. Also only nasty folk are down their, so they could be jerks to each other. They don't really have much else about it, but they are basing their opinions off the fact that the New Testament seldom actually mentions fire and torture in Hell, and when it does, it could be metaphorical.

Or maybe Hell is terrible and flamey, They don't know, Churches can't see past the realm of the living.

[Radiatia]

Radiatia is a laicist (or extremely secular) country with 75% of the population adhering to no religion. Christianity is the second most popular religion after Buddhism with 12% of the country practising it.

Of that 12%, the Roman Catholic church is the most popular denomination, followed by Anglicanism/Episcopalianism.

Certain denominations, including the pentecostal movement and certain Baptist movements are banned due to their teachings which include hate-speech and 'anti-scientific' viewpoints which 'corrupt impressionable minds and seek to take advantage of the needy and ignorant'.

[Helltank]

The most common Christian denomination is Catholic, though Helltank does not officially support any religion(and, in fact, 84% of the population are either atheist or agnostic)

[The Serbian Empire]

Secular although there are a large number of both Serbian Orthodox and Catholic Christians within the borders of the Serbian Empire.

[Rocotia]

Catholicism is EXTREMELY rare in Rocotia due to the fact that Rocotia was created to escape Catholicism.

[Sedikal]

Although Sedikal is an irreligious nation about 80% of our 4,500,000 Christians follow the Sedik Orthodox Church.

Any special practices?

They believe that god is the supreme being and therefore don't really pray to Jesus or the Holy Spirit. They also hold the Archangels in high regards (although this regard us below that of the holy trinity) and it has its own set of saints and several holidays. They also take the idea that Sunday is a day of rest seriously and will normally spend the day sleeping or doing something with the family which needs only be done at home.

[Chelta]

Most Cheltish people worship in the Church of Chelta, which is a "broad" Protestant church. It was formed by the merger of the Anglican Church (which was the established church) and most of the Nonconformist congregations in the early 18th Century, so it is very much a decentralised and localised church, and embraces a diverse range of Protestant traditions, from strict, evangelical Calvinism to sacramental Anglo-Catholicism.

Read more about the Church of Chelta here.

[Luziyca]

Out of the approx. 90% that are Christians in Luziyca (around 382,663,076 persons)...

76% follow Lutheran Catholicism, our official religion, although since 1968, we have separation of church and state
10% follow Roman Catholicism
3% follow Anglicanism
0.7% follow the Orthodox Churches
0.3% follow Presbyterianism
0.15% follow Pentecostalism
0.1% follow the Southern Baptist Church

The next largest religion besides Christianity, is Scientology.

[New Waterford]

Although New Waterford is secular, Roman Catholicism is the predominant denomination of Christianity there, followed by Lutheranism and Anglicanism.

[Towson]

Officially Towson is Secular none but Protestant Christianity is followed by about 40% of the people Catholics are 2nd at 22%.

[Nasdoruk]

We have basically no Christians due to us not existing on Earth.

[Kolumbiya]

The Reich is state atheist, and all religions are banned by Reich-Decree 1945/5313, also known as the Anti-Religion Decree or Act.

[Conscentia]

According to the most recent census, approximately 26.5% of the population considered themselves to be related to any religion, thereof:
4.9% Old Believers (Schismatic Eastern Orthodox Christians)
4.5% Newtonian Christians (Followers of Isaac Newton's religious beliefs)
3.7% Other Eastern Orthodox Christians
2.2% Roman Catholics
2.2% Buddhists
2.1% Hinduists
1.6% Unitarian Universalists
1.5% Other Christians
1.2% Neopagan and Tengrist
1.1% Jews
110,343 Sikhs
100,384 Muslims
30,542 Zoroastrians
10,251 Baha'is
5,023 Mandaeans
4,051 Theosophers
2,693 Daoists
1,542 Thelemites
1,132 Noahidists
5,860 Various Other

[Afalia]

Afalia's established church, the Church of Afalia, is Anglican and part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Around 70% of Afalia's Christians identify with the Church of Afalia, with the next largest denominations being Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox and independent Christian churches.

[-Spain]

Mainly Roman Catholic but with an Anglican minority in Gibraltar and a Presbyterian minority in Menorca

[Bolden]

Presbyterian (protestant) Christianity.

Basic.