What are the top 10 countries with the highest percentage of religious population?

Countries with the highest percentage of Christians:

Vatican City – 100%
Timor Leste – 99.1%
Romania – 98.0%
Armenia – 97.9%
Grenada – 97.3%
Papua New Guinea – 97%
Greenland – 96.6%
Haiti – 96% (tie)

Which country has the highest percentage of religious population?

United States
Top ten by numbers (2010)

Rank	Country	% Christian
1	United States	79.5%
2	Brazil	90.2%
3	Mexico	95%
4	Russia	73.6%

What are the 10 most religious countries in the world based from the data?

These are the 10 countries perceived to be the most religious.

No. 10: Oman. Religion rank: 10.
No. 9: Qatar. Religion rank: 9.
No. 8: Turkey. Religion rank: 8.
No. 8: Turkey. Religion rank: 8.
No. 7: Jordan. Religion rank: 7.
No. 6: Iraq. Religion rank: 6.
No. 4: United Arab Emirates. Religion rank: 4.
No. 5: Egypt. Religion rank: 5.

What are the top 4 religions by population?

Major religious groups

Christianity (31.2%)
Islam (24.1%)
No religion (16%)
Hinduism (15.1%)
Buddhism (6.9%)
Folk religions (5.7%)
Sikhism (0.3%)
Judaism (0.2%)

What country is Islam most popular?

Indonesia
The country with the largest number of Muslims overall is Indonesia, which is home to an estimated 231 million Muslims. This is 86.7% of the Indonesian population and nearly 13% of the world’s total population of Muslims.

How many people are there in the world of religion?

Percentages calculated using the official total population figure of 126,435,000 as of the end of 2018. ^ Occhiogrosso, Peter. The Joy of Sects: A Spirited Guide to the World’s Religious Traditions.

Where are the countries with the highest Muslim and Christian populations?

The countries with the five highest Muslim populations are all in South and Southeast Asia or in sub-Saharan Africa, rather than the Middle East; and the countries with the three highest Christian populations are in the Americas rather than in the Middle East or Europe.

Which US cities have the most Christian residents?

But some of the nation’s biggest metropolitan areas have a very different look. Only about half of the residents in the Seattle (52%) and San Francisco (48%) metropolitan areas identify as Christians, as well as roughly six-in-ten or fewer of those living in Boston (57%) and New York (59%).

How religious are Seattleites compared to other US cities?

A third or more of people in each of those metropolitan areas (37% in Seattle, 35% in San Francisco and 33% in Boston) are religious “nones.” One-in-ten Seattleites are self-identified atheists (10%), while 6% are agnostics. Meanwhile, 10% of San Franciscans call themselves agnostics, compared with 5% who are atheists.