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Revision as of 21:08, October 28, 2025

Christianity is the largest religion in Europe.[1] For many long centuries, Europe was the heart of Christendom. Today, Christianity more manifestly shines as the universal religion it always was, by demonstrably permeating every continent and country. Many of the Pauline Epistles are to Churches in Europe, including Romans and 1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians.

Roman Catholicism in Europe

There are over 650 Catholic dioceses in Europe. This includes both Latin and Eastern Catholic dioceses across various countries.[2] there are approximately 286 million Catholics in Europe. [3] See also Roman Catholic Church for more details.

Disputed NOT under the Pope

Protestantism in Europe

See also: Protestantism: Anabaptist, Anglicanism, Baptist, Evangelical Christians, Lutheranism, Methodism , Pentecostalism, Presbyterian, Quakers, Reformed, Salvation Army

Eastern Orthodox Christianity in Europe

The Eastern Orthodox Churches are one denomination under the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, the first among equals. Most of its churches are Autocephalous(self governing).

Religion by Nation

See Also

References