NationStates

What is the composition and percentage of religions in your nation?

religion in MLP

45% Atheist
45% Pagans*, Buddhists, Taoists, Hindu, other various eastern religions.
5% Sporkists
4.99% Other (mainly Unitarians)
0.01% Christians, Mormons, Jews, Catholics, and the like.

*I am aware that Paganism is not nessecarily an eastern religion.

99.75% atheist, agnostic, Xanthai, or nonreligious
0.063% Muslim
0.052% Christian
0.041% Jewish
0.026% Hindu
0.018% Unitarian Universalist (includes all faiths & belief systems)
0.01% Sikh
0.01% Jain
0.01% Buddhist
0.01% Baha'i
0.01% Zoroastrian

0.5% Secular
1.5% Sikhism
2% Buddhism
2.3% Hindu
3% Judaism
10.7% Islam
80% Christianity

90% Scientology
5% Christan
3% Catolic
2% Other

86% Orthodox Christianity
13% other branches of Christianity
1% Other (atheists, buddhists etc.)

68% Christian (mostly Catholic and Orthodox)
23% Jewish
8% Muslim
1% Other

This is an estimate, which is based on observations of attendances at religious buildings over the course of three weeks. Not accurate, but as good as it's getting until the next census.

The Religious Make up of Great Nepal*
80% Hindus.
10% Christian
5% Buddhism
5% Others (individually they are less than 1%. Also includes atheist.)

*According to 2006 census.

91% Atheist
7% Buddhist
2% Other

We don't care who or what you believe in.
There are those that believe in beer and those that do not.

I believe I'll have a beer.

92% Christian
of that
92% are Baptist

The Kingdom of The Cumbrian Empire has many religions throughout the home country and it's colonies.

Cumbria:
94% Christian
4% Hindu
2% Sikh

New Cumbria:
89% Christian
9% Hindu
2% Sikh

Endian Protectorate:
78% Hindu
11% Christian
9% Sikh
2% Muslim

Northwest Frontier(Scinde and Provinces):
48% Muslim
35% Hindu
10% Christian
7% Sikh

Cumbrian South Arica:
77% Christian
13% Hindu
9% Sikh
1% Muslim

80% Polytheistic - worship of the Prophets of Profit and the Greek Pantheon.
20% Agnostic

Atheism isn't unheard of in Meekinos, however, almost everyone believes in some kind of deity or prophet.

85% - The Brotherhood of Nod
5% - Christian
5% - Atheist
3% - Jewish
2% - Muslim
5% - Other

Religion: Religion is a very important and widely discussed subject in Greater Rhodes, and although most Rhodians conform to a certain religion, they usually have liberal attitudes towards the community-based participation portion (i.e; going to church, mosque, temple, etc.) or just do not go at all. Thus, religion is focused more intrinsically and much more towards what works for the common Rhodian individually, rather than pushing ones religion on other citizens. Rhodian Catholicism is a more liberally based form of Roman Catholicism with a great emphasis on Jesuit teachings. Also, our government is and will be forever secular as stated by the constitution.
--Rhodian/Eastern Orthodox Catholicism: 23%
--Progressive Islam: 23%
--Atheist/Agnostic/Non-Religious: 23%
--Deism: 16%
--Buddhism: 8%
--Humanistic Judaism: 6%
--Other: 1%

86% atheist.

The nation is officially Roman Catholic, about 95% of the people are Roman Catholic, and Catholicism is taught in the schools. However, average Mass attendance tends to hover around 48%.

The remaining five percent is a mix of other religions (and non-religion) primarily brought over by immigrants from non-Catholic countries. The percentage of non-Catholics is quite low because other religions were basically illegal prior to 1914, and there was very little immigration until recently.

46% Christian (72% Protestant, 20% Catholic, 8% Orthodox)
29% Shufrantei
17% Atheist/No established religion
6% Jewish
1% Muslim
1% Other

100% atheist. All religion including The Former Church of Carnelian is outlawed in the nation.

Religion is illegal in New Sargassos. Churches do not exist, and any suspected religious activity is thoroughly investigated.

65% Anglican
30% Catholic
5% Native

The Darenjon Census of 2010 showed these results on the religious compostion of Darenjo:
*Christianity, Islam, Natural Religions, and Other Religions were separated into their respective branches
**Chinese Traditional is a blend of Legalism, Confucianism, Taoism, and Chinese Pagan Religions
Christianity* - 20%
Roman Catholic - 7%
Protestant Christian - 5%
Eastern Orthodox Christian - 5%
Other Christian - 3%
Islam* - 20%
Sunni Islam - 7%
Shia Islam - 5%
Sufi Islam - 3%
Wahabi Islam - 3%
Other Islam - 2%
Hinduism - 15%
Buddhist - 12%
Chinese Traditional** - 10%
Shintoism - 9%
Natural Religions* - 8%
Neo-Pagan - 3%
Yoruba - 3%
Wiccan - 2%
Other - 1%
Other Religions* - 6%
Judaism - 2%
Sikhism - 1%
Jainism - 1%
Cao Dai - 0.7%
Baha'i - 0.5%
Rastafarianism - 0.5%
Athiest, Agnostic, Secular, Humanist, Unitarian - 0.2%
Non-religious Theist - 0.1%

The government of Darenjo is strictly secular in law and justice.
The Religious Council of Darenjo is an advisory council that convenes weekly. It currently represents the following religions:
Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Chinese Traditional
Shintoism
Neo-Paganism
Wiccan
Sikhism
Jainism
Non-religious Theists
The following religions have applied for representation:
Baha'i
Rastafarianism
The following religions have not applied (or cannot) for representation:
Yoruba
Judaism
Cao Dai
Athiest, Agnostic, Secular, Humanist, Unitarian

98.5% Roman Catholic
.9% Muslim
.5% Jewish
.1% Mixed Other

Christianity: 62.2% (47% Catholic, 28% Protestant, 14% Church of Adria, 11% Other)
Church of the Elder One: 15.5% (65% Altmarian, 29% Dunmerian, 6% Bosmerian)
Judaism: 7% (42% Conservative, 29% Orthodox, 17% Reform, 8% Hasidic, 6% Other)
Native Beliefs: 4.5%
Caovan Pantheon: 3.2%
Other: 3% (Hindu, Sikhism predominantly, but also Paganism, Wicca and other non-traditional human religions)
Islam: 2.4% (67% Sunni, 28% Shi'ite, 5.5% Wahabi, 4.5% Other)
Buddhism: 2.2% (38% Zen, 28% Theravada, 22% Vajrayana, 12% Mahayana)
Atheist/Agnostic: 0.086%

75 % Christian
Of that number
25 % Baptist
15 % Presbyterian
15 % Methodist
10 % Pentacostal
10 % Roman Catholic

7 % Judaism

6 % Islam

4 % Hinduism

4 % Atheist

2 % Buddhism

1 % Sun God Theists

1 % Other - Combination of smaller more modern religions.

In Ashas Favor, we thrive on Religious Freedom. Even though we are a predominantly Christian Nation, we refuse to allow decension based on Religion. Everyone has a right to worship freely and you also have the freedom to be Atheist. Religious institutions do not receive tax exempt status in Ashas Favor due to the inability to regulate religious funds that are given to political causes.

While the leader of Ashas Favor claims Baptist Christianity as his religion, he has appointed members of Judaism, Islam, and even Atheist to his decision making counsel.