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Last updated May 23, 2025
Christianity, widely distributed across the globe, is the world's largest religion, encompassing various beliefs, traditions, and practices. With each country possessing its unique cultural and religious landscapes, the concentration and practice of Christianity demonstrate a degree of variability worldwide. This article provides an exploration of the most Christian countries worldwide, entailing an in-depth investigation into their demographic distribution.
Key Findings:
Globally, in terms of Christian demographics, several nations prominently stand out. Leading the pack are Romania, Timor Leste, Greece, Armenia, Greenland, Grenada, Micronesia, Moldova, Papua New Guinea, and Paraguay. These countries showcase a significantly high Christian majority, with Romania at the forefront with an impressive 98.0% of its population identifying as Christian. Timor Leste closely follows, with an almost universal Christian population of 99.1%.
Greece is also predominantly Christian, accounting for 98.0% of its population. Armenia's Christian community constitutes 97.9% of its populace. In Greenland, the Christian majority is a prominent 96.6%, while Grenada has an even higher percentage at 97.3%. Micronesia and Moldova both exhibit substantial Christian majorities, with 95.4% and 95.3%, respectively. Lastly, Papua New Guinea and Paraguay round out this list with strong Christian representations at 97.0% and 96.0%.
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