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The predominant religion in [[South America]] is Christianity.

The predominant religion in [[South America]] is Christianity.

===Christianity in Argentina===

===Christianity in Argentina===

Christianity in [[Argentina]]. [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]] about 62.9% of the population. Other Christian denominations include [[Evangelicals]] and [[Pentecostals]], which together are about 15% of the population, along with smaller communities of [[Orthodox Church | Orthodox Christians]]<ref>https://vamospanish.com/discover/exploring-different-religions-in-argentina-a-comprehensive-guide/</ref>.

Christianity in [[Argentina]]. [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]] about 62.9% of the population. Other Christian denominations include [[Evangelicals]] and [[Pentecostalism | Pentecostals]], which together are about 15% of the population, along with smaller communities of [[Orthodox Church | Orthodox Christians]]<ref>https://vamospanish.com/discover/exploring-different-religions-in-argentina-a-comprehensive-guide/</ref>.

 

===Christianity in Bolivia===

===Christianity in Bolivia===

The main Christian denomination in [[Bolivia]] is [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]], other churches include [[Evangelical]] [[Methodists]], [[Seventh-day Adventists]], [[Pentecostal]]s, y, there are smaller communities such as [[Religious Society of Friends | Quakers]] and the [[Coptic Church | Coptic Orthodox Church]]

The main Christian denomination in [[Bolivia]] is [[Roman Catholic Church | Roman Catholicism]], other churches include [[Evangelical]] [[Methodists]], [[Seventh-day Adventists]], [[Pentecostal]]s, y, there are smaller communities such as [[Religious Society of Friends | Quakers]] and the [[Coptic Church | Coptic Orthodox Church]]