Religion in El Salvador
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There is diversity of religious and ethnic groups in El Salvador. Majority of population are Christians, mostly Roman Catholics (57.2%), while Protestantism is growing rapidly and is already representing 21.1% of the population.[1] Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist and Seventh-Day Adventist[2] churches are all growing rapidly, as are Pentecostals.
15.8% of the population are non-religious.
Other religions (5.9%) are present as well - Islam, Judaism, Mormonism and Jehovah Witnesses.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints claimed 98,575 members in the country as of year-end 2007. [3]
[edit] See also
- Roman Catholicism in El Salvador
- Islam in El Salvador
- Judaism in El Salvador
- Protestants in El Salvador
- Demographics of El Salvador
[edit] References
- ^ International Religious Freedom Report 2005
- ^ Adventist Atlas
- ^ El Salvador. LDS Newsroom. Retrieved 2008-12-13
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