United States ranks as the most religiously diverse nation among large populations, with Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, and unaffiliated groups, and no single faith dominates completely.
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One of the world’s most balanced religious populations. Nearly equal numbers of Christians and Muslims make Nigeria a top example of religious pluralism.
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Christianity remains the majority faith, but Islam, Buddhism, Judaism, and folk beliefs form significant minorities across regions.
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Home to Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, and Jainism. India’s diversity reflects centuries of coexistence of multiple religions.
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Predominantly Christian, but growing communities of Spiritists, Afro-Brazilian religions, and the religiously unaffiliated increase diversity.
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World’s largest Muslim population — yet millions follow Christianity, Hinduism, and Buddhism across its many islands.
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A unique case: most people identify as religiously unaffiliated, while Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, and folk religions form minorities.
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Strongly Catholic in majority, but Protestant and unaffiliated groups are growing, adding to its religious mix.
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Largely Muslim, with Hindu, Buddhist, and Christian minorities that shape its cultural and religious landscape.
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One of the least diverse among the top 10 populous nations, with Islam as the dominant religion and small minority faith communities.
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