@writersroom.boardwalkHere's a detailed breakdown of religious affiliations across 20 European countries, based on recent data from national censuses, Eurobarometer, and Pew Research Center. 1) Russia , Orthodox (66%), No religion (26%), Islam (6%) 2) Turkey , Islam (92%), No religion (7%), Christianity (0.5%) 3) Germany , No religion (44%), Catholic (25%), Protestant (23%) 4) United Kingdom , Christianity (46%), No religion (37%), Islam (7%) 5) France , Catholic (47%), No religion (40%), Islam (6%) 6) Romania , Orthodox (85%), Catholic (5%), Protestant (3%) 7) Poland , Catholic (85%), No religion (6%), Orthodox (1%) 8) Ukraine , Orthodox (72%), No religion (10%), Greek Catholic (9%) 9) Spain , Catholic (57%), No religion (39%), Islam (3%) 10) Italy , Catholic (78%), No religion (16%), Islam (4%) 11) Netherlands , No religion (58%), Catholic (18%), Protestant (14%) 12) Belgium , Catholic (50%), No religion (41%), Islam (7%) 13) Sweden , Lutheran (53%), No religion (40%), Islam (2%) 14) Czechia , No religion (78%), Catholic (10%), Protestant (2%) 15) Portugal , Catholic (80%), No religion (14%), Protestant (2%) 16) Greece , Orthodox (90%), No religion (7%), Islam (2%) 17) Hungary , Catholic (39%), No religion (35%), Calvinist Protestant (12%) 18) Austria , Catholic (55%), No religion (22%), Islam (8%) 19) Switzerland , No religion (34%), Catholic (32%), Protestant (21%) 20) Belarus , Orthodox (68%), No religion (18%), Catholic (10%) Data sources: National Censuses and Statistical Offices (2021,2023), Eurobarometer (European Commission), Pew Research Center.
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