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The major religions in Germany are Roman Catholicism, Protest Lutheran, and Islam. The southern areas and cities along the Rhine river lean catholic. The northern areas lean protestant. The major urban areas have a large Turkish and Turkish German population; they lean Muslim. There are only about 3,000 practicing Jews today in Germany. Any discussion on religion in Germany, however, should include the fact that most young Germans are atheist/humanist. Germany is a largely secular country.