Judeo-Christian world. Which one is closer to you?

[black hole]

Non-Christian and non-Jewish also can vote


Catholic





Orthodoxy





Protestantism






Judaism

[Lamoral]

I'm just laughing my ass off at the idea that the entire territory of Alaska is filled with Jews.

[Wanderer]

Raised Catholic, but I reject its fundamentally false teachings in favor of Biblical Christianity.

[Smeagol]

Protestant.

[Blondie]

Catholicism and there are more catholic christian in Germany than protestant so this map is wrong.

"The majority of Germans are Christian, either Roman Catholic (29.9%) or Protestant (29.8%), although 1.3% of the population are also Orthodox Christians. "
http://worldpopulationreview.com/cou...ny-population/

[The Lawspeaker]

Catholicism and there are more catholic christian in Germany than protestant so this map is wrong.

"The majority of Germans are Christian, either Roman Catholic (29.9%) or Protestant (29.8%), although 1.3% of the population are also Orthodox Christians. "
http://worldpopulationreview.com/cou...ny-population/

Same in the Netherlands:

Currently, Roman Catholicism is the single largest religion of the Netherlands,^[12] forming some 23.7%^[1] of the Dutch people in 2015, down from 40% in the 1960s. According to the church itself, formal membership was 22.4% of the Dutch population in 2016.^[13]

The Protestant Church of the Netherlands (PKN) forms by far the largest Protestant denomination, with some 8.6% of the population in 2015, based on in-depth interviewing,^[8] down from 60% in the early 20th century. According to the church itself, formal membership was 9.1% ( 1.562 million members of a total population of 17.081.505) of the Dutch population in 2017.^[21]

[Blondie]

Same in the Netherlands:

Yeah plus if we consider the 100% catholic Austria as a german country than we can say the Catholicism is clearly the most dominant religion among germans.

[The Lawspeaker]

Yeah plus if we consider the 100% catholic Austria as a german country than we can say the Catholicism is clearly the most dominant religion among germans.

Count the Dutch and Flemish with the Germans as well and we can say that Luther pretty much failed in the German lands. Luxembourg ? Same story.

[Loki]

Why are you adding Judaism with Christianity? They're not the same religions. This is weird. I dispute this idea of "Judeo-Christianity". There is no such religion. It's either one or the other. Otherwise you might as well have lumped Islam and many others in too...

[Loki]

Yeah plus if we consider the 100% catholic Austria as a german country than we can say the Catholicism is clearly the most dominant religion among germans.

It wasn't the case before WW2 -- Lutheranism dominated most of Germany and German culture, except in the south. But even there the influence of Lutheranism was felt. Remember that Germany essentially started the Reformation and it has its roots firmly in Germany and German history. You can only claim Catholicism is the "mosrt dominant" religion in certain parts of Germany, not Germany as a whole.