The Empire's territorial extent varied over its history but at its peak it encompassed Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, north-eastern France, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, part of western Poland, and Italy.
Originally the whole empire was Catholic. It then was torn by the religious wars which occurred during the protestant reformation. The Lutheran and Calvinist versions of Protestantism spread in northern and eastern Germany and in the Netherlands. There was also a Jewish minority.
Currently there are also other religious minorities. The largest one is Islam which accounts for of the population in Belgium, 4 to 5% in Germany, Switzerland, Austria and the Netherlands, 2.4% in Slovenia and 2% in Italy.
Roman Catholic, Calvinist minorities, Eastern Orthodox and Islam
Christianity and Judaism
Hinduism and Buddhism, but there are many other religions that are thought to have originated in India (such as Christianity and Islam). Also, Taoism and Confucianism are also believed to be derived mainly from Buddhism, which was founded in India
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam were all founded in southwest Asia, more specifically the Middle East.
Before Christianity there was not an official religion in the Roman Empire. The Romans had their religion and the conquered peoples had their religions. The Romans tolerated the religions and customs of the conquered peoples for two reasons: 1) tolerance promoted stability and integration; a rigid policy regarding religion and customs would have led to many rebellions. 2) The Romans did not feel that their religion was threatened by other religions because pagan religions did not have a missionary spirit and did not try to convert people from different religions. The reason why the Romans at one point felt threatened by Christianity was its missionary zeal: they were converting many Romans and this was at times perceived as a threat to the Roman state, which was steeped in Roman religion.
Roman Catholic, Calvinist minorities, Eastern Orthodox and Islam
The United Kingdom is diverse and plural democracy. Almost all major religions are represented including denominations of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism, etc.
Various denominations of Christianity, Islam, hybrids of the aforementioned religions and indigenous relious beliefs, indigenous tribal religions.
Christianity is, represented by both Catholicism & Protestantism.
Christianity has the most sects of all the religions, which is in the vicinity of 1000 +/-.
Christianity is the highest at 67 percent, followed by Buddhism and Islam both at around 1.5 percent. In-between Christianity and the other religions, around 18.7 percent of Australians have no religion. Of the Christian denominations, the Catholic Church is the largest, followed by the Anglican, and the Uniting Church. Australia is an open/democratic multi race society. ALL religions are welcomed and most are represented. The majority religions are Christian.
Christianity is the highest at 67 percent, followed by Buddhism and Islam both at around 1.5 percent. In-between Christianity and the other religions, around 18.7 percent of Australians have no religion. Of the Christian denominations, the Catholic Church is the largest, followed by the Anglican, and the Uniting Church. Australia is an open/democratic multi race society. ALL religions are welcomed and most are represented. The majority religions are Christian.
Christianity Though Christianity is not a single religion but a family of religions. If the various Christian religions are separated out, Catholicism would be the largest religion in the world.
There are several religions practiced in the Middle East, including Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and various sects and denominations within these major religions. The exact number of religions can vary depending on how they are categorized and counted.
Two major religions. Judaism and Christianity. (Although some Christians do not)
The top 5 religions in the US are Christianity (including Protestantism, Catholicism, and other denominations), Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Christianity is the largest religion in the US, with various Protestant denominations being the most prevalent.
Christianity is the religion with three major denominations: Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant. In each of these, there are literally thousands of sects.