Western Europe

Western Europe's Religiously Unaffiliated

Even though Christians are the largest religious group in Western Europe, a large minority of the population are religiously unaffiliated. According to the Pew Research Center, the Netherlands has the highest share of religiously unaffiliated in Western Europe at 48 percent of the population, followed by Norway (43 percent) and Sweden (42 percent). The share of people identifying as having no religion is lowest in Ireland, Italy and Portugal where it stands at 15 percent in all three countries.

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This chart shows the share of people who say they have no particular religion (2017).

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