Practice of Christianity in Western Europe 2017
Distribution of people who practice Christianity in selected Western European countries in 2017
This statistic displays the percentage of people who practice Christianity in selected Western European countries compared with non-practicing Christians and people of other religious affiliations in 2017. Italy has the highest proportion of Christians who attend Church with 40 percent of respondents advising they are practicing Christians. Of Finnish respondents, 68 percent advised they are non-practicing Christians, while only 9 percent were church-attending Christians.
Distribution of people who practice Christianity in selected Western European countries in 2017
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