NationStates

Aquatic Asolience
(pronounced Ahso-lience)

(Basically revolving around a group of gods who created the oceans surrounding Andrabia, and all of it's aquatic species. Infact, the Andrabian Aquatic aquarium holds daily sermons. Although most of the nation is atheist.

Our major is Christianity where we worship Jesus Christ and remember he died for our sins. The holy book of the Bible is read and everyone goes to church.
The second major to that is Judaism, people who are Jewish remember Abraham (someone within the Bible) They read Torah's and go to synagogues.

Our religion is a state cult, which is a mixture of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, but mixes in the Greek/Roman gods. We believe that God has divided himself into the twelve olympian gods, and will be restored to his full glory on the day of judgement.

Most of the people are some variant of Protestant Christian or Catholic. However, a lot of people are non-religious (~43% percent of the population).

Mostly Protestant

A mishmash of Judaism, Catholic Christianity, Italic, Greek and Roman paganisms, eastern mystery cults and Mazdakism.


Often overlapping.

We are an overwhelmingly predominantly Roman Catholic nation, since we're, y'know, Alta Italia.

Most of the people in Ioboriya are either Roman Catholic or some type of Eastern European Orthodox Christianity. However, there are lots of other popular religions, ranging from popular ones like Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and other forms of Christianity to tribal and pagan religions from the various Ioboriyan tribes and ethnicities.

Various forms and atheism or agnosticism. If those do not count, there's significant groups of Neopagan, Christian and Sanne groups operating in Nefreedia. The Neopagan survivors tend to live in central-eastern Nefreedia, the Christians in the eastern and north-eastern coasts and hills, while the Sanne live in the northernmost mountain ranges and valleys. The south is largely controlled by postcommunist polities, where state-atheism tends to be enforced.

The main religion is Catholicism, but part of their followers are personalistic chatolics, who worship the figure of Padim Ciço.

There are also the Spiritist-Catholics, who share beliefs from catholicism and from kardecism, and the cultural catholics, theists from christian backgrounds who hold mostly secular beliefs - although in the countryside they can be misticists - but identify themselves as chatolics.

There are also a big chunk of evangelical christians, that despite beign fractured between several different institutions, are divided only by political alegiance: The Crivelists - people that follow the carioca form of evangelicalism - and The Classical Evangelicals - every other protestant christian in the nation.

In the southern half of the country there is a relatively small minority of people that believe in religions of the Afro-Brazilian spectrum, also known as Macumba.

In the southern parts of the Confederate Delegation of Bahia there are the people that believe in the Quieto Doctrine. Despite beign a tiny minority, they make a lot of trouble, since their radical militants incur in extreme acts of violence in the name of their beliefs.

There are also a lot of atheists in the nation, but they are a medium-sized minority.

The worship of Daemusari is the main religion in the Mukuro Clan. Daemusari is a an ancient elven goddess; once the primary of the ancient elven empire, she became corrupted by taint and transformed into a goddess of plagues and undeath, culminating in the fall of the ancient elven empire as it became overrun by the undead. That was around 1.8 million years ago. Today, the worship of Daemusari remains, as a goddess of undeath. Her worshippers primarily consist of undead and necromancers. She is believed to have created the dreaded disease Plaga Immortis; an incurable, highly contagious disease that causes death within hours of catching it, and damns those who catch it to an existence as mindless, anthropophagic undead.

The Murkuro Clan's political goals actually coincide with their religion: to establish a Daemusari state, where the living and dead exist together in the following of Daemusari's law.

The Flux Empire is a secular/atheistic nation. The vast majority of citizens are atheists, and a large part of atheists are also sefiontists. Holding any sort of faith above a certain threshold will get you into the Faithful Registry, which among other things bars you from positions of power, requires you to attend "weekly" faithlessness seminars (daily for children), results in institutions, including the government, giving you a lower class service, almost being forced to give away your children (they end up on the registry otherwise), and having to pay a slightly higher tax (the Glaro). To get off this registry you have to pass a series of tests to prove your lack of faith.

Protestant Christianity, however there are traces of Catholicism and even Islam.

The main religion is the native Rindo, which refers to a variety of animal, star, and nature cults.

Islam

The Commonwealth of New England has no state religion. At 79% in the last census, Christianity is the single largest religion, with Catholicism the largest single sect, followed by Unitarianism and Presbyterianism. 9% reported no religion, pulling just ahead of Judaism at 8%.

Atheism and Christianity are tied at 40% each

Islam is largely considered to be the largest religion, followed by sects of Christianity, although the state heavily sponsers atheism and is considering outlawing religion in its entirity.

The main religion is either the Ancient Greek religion, or Atheism.

Christianity, at 92% of the population. Most Christians are members of the Imperial Catholic Church, which enjoys strong state support.

Protestant mostly

Catholic Christianity

atheism/lutheranism

Protestant Christianity