Scotland: religious identification 2017
Religious identification in Scotland in 2017
This statistic shows the distribution of religious beliefs in Scotland in 2017. Approximately 45 percent of people claimed that they were a Christian denomination, with the majority of those belonging to the Church of Scotland. On the other hand, over half of the respondent group said that they didn't identify themselves as having a religion.
Religious identification in Scotland in 2017
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| Share of respondents | |
|---|---|
| None | 52% |
| Church of Scotland | 23% |
| Roman Catholic | 14% |
| Other Christian | 8% |
| Another religion | 4% |
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