What are the hungarian's religion?

Answer 1

In the Eurostat - Eurobarometer poll of 2005, 44% of Hungarians answered that they believed there is a God, whereas 56% answered they did not believe in a God, of which 31% answered they believed there is some sort of spirit or life force, and 19% that they do not believe there is a God, spirit, nor life force.

-taken from Wikipedia, the free enclyclopedia

Answer 2

Hungary is a very secular country politically, although the majority of Hungarians identify themselves as Roman Catholic (approximately 50% of the population), and another 20% either as Protestant or other (or non denominational) Christian. There is a small Buddhist, Jewish and Muslim presence as well. The most rapidly growing of the minority religions is Buddhism, mostly accounted for by increasing Immigration from China and Taiwan.

However, only a minority of Hungarians who associate themselves with a religion attend religious activities regularly. Approximately 15% of Hungarians claim to have no religion.

From my experience in living in Hungary, I'd say that the typical Hungarian's religion is non-practicing Catholic or Christian--meaning that they identify with one or the other, but that is about the extent of their commitment. I'd say approximately 15% Catholics and Christians do attend church regularly and follow the laws and customs of their religion.

Answer 3

1. Christianity (Catholicism, Protestantism, Orthodoxy) is the largest in population size in total percentage

2. Judaism is the second largest in population size in total population

3. Other is the third largest

4. No Religion is the fourth largest

Answer 4

The biggest demonation is Roman Catholicism, followed by various Protestant denominations, especially Calvinism.

Answer 5

State religion is Roman Catholisism. 52% Catholic, 16% Calvanist, 3% Lutheran, 3% Greek Catholic, 1% other Christian, 25% is unaffiliated or other faith.

Answer 6

its Catholic

Answer 7

Roman Catholic