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Christianity in South America (view source)
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The main Christian denominations in [[Belize]] are [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]], which has about 31.8% of the population, followed by various [[Protestant]] groups such as [[Pentecostals]] (9.2%), [[Baptists]] (5.6%), and [[Seventh-day Adventists]] (4.7%). Other denominations include [[Anglicanism]], [[Anabaptist | Mennonites]]<ref>https://countrystudies.us/belize/81.htm</ref>.
The main Christian denominations in [[Belize]] are [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]], which has about 31.8% of the population, followed by various [[Protestant]] groups such as [[Pentecostals]] (9.2%), [[Baptists]] (5.6%), and [[Seventh-day Adventists]] (4.7%). Other denominations include [[Anglicanism]], [[Anabaptist | Mennonites]]<ref>https://countrystudies.us/belize/81.htm</ref>.
===Christianity in Costa Rica===
===Christianity in Costa Rica===
In [[Costa Rica]] [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]], is the state religion with over 50% of the population. About 31% are [[Protestant]], including [[Evangelicals]], [[Pentecostals]], [[Lutherans]], [[Baptists]] and [[Mennonite]]s<ref>https://costarica.org/people/religion/</ref>.
===Christianity in El Salvador===
===Christianity in El Salvador===
===Christianity in Guatemala===
===Christianity in Guatemala===