Okay, not quite sure what you're asking (percent of Christians, Americans, people in the world, etc.), but here we go. Christians (all Christians including Protestants, Catholics, Easter Orthodox): 2.1 billion (33% of the world) Muslims: 1.3 billion Atheists/Non-religious/etc.: 1.1 billion Hinduism: 900 million Chinese religions (Confuscionism, Daoism, etc.): 394 million Buddhism: 376 million Judaism: 14 million Of those 2.1 billion Christians Roman Catholic: 1.1-1.2 billion Orthodox: 240-250 million and Protestants are hard because no one is sure who counts as a Protestant and who doesn't. Do all non-Catholic/Orthodox count? Do Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, and Anglicans count? Personally, I adhere to the belief that if you're not Catholic or Orthodox and yet still Christian, you're Protestant unless you're church was around before the Catholic and Orthodox churches (you're probably protesting against something, right?). So by that logic we have: Protestants: 630 million Making Protestants about 30% of all Christians. Which therefore makes them about 9% of the total world population. However, in America Protestants make up over 50% of all Americans (not including Mormons) although the Catholic Church is still the biggest single Christian denomination in the US. The most up to date information I could find was from 2001, so some of these figures may have changed somewhat, but I'm still willing to be Protestants make up the majority of Americans, Catholics make up the majority of Christians, and Christians make up somewhere around a third of the world's population.
Around 30% of the population in Scotland are affiliated with the Church of Scotland, which is a main Protestant denomination. However, the percentage of people who actively practice and identify as Protestant may vary.
According to data from the UK's 2001 census - figures claim 62% of Christians are Anglican, 13.5% Catholic, 6% Presbyterian, 3.4% Methodist and the remaining 15.1% labeled as 'other'.
Approximately 19% of the population in Latin America are considered to be Protestant. The Protestant population has been growing steadily in the region in recent years.
Approximately 7-10% of the population in Scotland attend church regularly. This percentage has been declining over the years, reflecting a trend of decreasing religious affiliation and participation in the country.
Scotland has the highest percentage of people with red hair, with about 13% of the population being redheads. Ireland and Wales also have a significant number of redheads, but Scotland leads in this aspect.
The population density of Scotland is approximately 68 people per square kilometer.
The population density of Scotland is estimated to be around 175 people per square mile.
Approximately 19% of the population in Latin America are considered to be Protestant. The Protestant population has been growing steadily in the region in recent years.
13.74%
Protestant reformation happened in Scotland in 1560/61.
12.04%
51%
The amount of people in Scotland who believes in the Loch Ness monster can not be written in percentage. But there are a lot of people who believes it.
Roughly about 34 percent of the people in Germany are Roman Catholic.
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according to the 2007 population census 18.7% of ethiopian population is protestsant
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John Knox.