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

[Teutone]

72 milion people declare themselves as protestant in Brazil, they are so strong now that even elected a president. I think Brazil should be listed as light blue in protestantism.

Bolsonaro is catholic I thought.

[Teutone]

Census data 2011

Translation please?

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Bolsonaro is catholic I thought.

He says he is catholic, but people says he is a false catholic. He likes to please protestants, always talking about God, Family and Israel. Always favoring Israel over arabs and the protestant electorate loves that.

Around 75-77% of protenstant voted for Bolsonaro
Only 50% of catholic voted for him

Protestant followed by riches, central westerns, southerns, males and whites were the main groups supporting his candidature.
Also his wife is protestant, when he was elected he was with shepherds and sorrounded by protestants, the next day he, his wife and his daughter went to protestant church to thank God. Thats it.

[The Lawspeaker]

Maybe the answer to Protestantism could come in the form of a division in the Latin rite as practices and attitudes in Northern Europe differ from those in countries like Italy or Spain. High Church Anglicanism, High Church Lutheranism (without a secular head but under Rome) and older reform ideas from the likes of Erasmus of Rotterdam and Geert Grotius would have worked well here. The Church could save itself a lot of problems by setting up a Northern or Germanic Rite as either a part of the Latin Rite or as an independent Rite.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Bolsonaro is catholic I thought.

Some evangelicals churches in Northeast that is the most catholic and anti Bolsonaro region even did dances for his candidature.

The communist part of the society laughed for days

[dark-mysterio]

Raised Protestant but I'm keen to convert to Orthodoxy

isn't you or your family middle eastern Christians ? so why "protestant" ?

[Nazarene]

isn't you or your family middle eastern Christians ? so why "protestant" ?

They converted to Protestantism (Presbyterianism) in the 1850s ish, they were formerly Syriac Orthodox. So you can either call it Reform Orthodox or Protestant it doesn't really matter.

[dark-mysterio]

They converted to Protestantism (Presbyterianism) in the 1850s ish, they were formerly Syriac Orthodox. So you can either call it Reform Orthodox or Protestant it doesn't really matter.

ok thank you for your response

[Mikula]

Translation please?

Percentage of citizens who claimed that belongs to some church / religious society.
The smaller map is percentage for regions, the larger map is for communities (towns and villages).
You can see that more religious is the eastern part of the country (Moravia and Silesia) than the western part - Bohemia. The nowadays regions does not correspond with the tradidional division by lands, see:

Most of the religious people are catholics but there are also small protestant communities mainly in following regions:
Zlín, Moravian-Silesian and Vysočina