A World Map of All the Countries Mentioned in the Bible
Beyond mere lines on a map, biblical lands tell a complex story of human civilization, where each location represents centuries of migration, conflict, and connection.
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Maps of World Religions
Religion maps displaying different religions predominating in the world.
A Tale of Two Faiths: Amish and Mormon Futures on the Map of the United States
What will the map of the United States look like in 2100? An intriguing new projection suggests significant growth in Amish and Mormon populations, potentially reshaping America’s cultural landscape. From Amish communities spreading across the Midwest to Mormon expansion in the Mountain West, this glimpse into the future challenges our perceptions of America’s religious geography.
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Divisions of Islam in the world
The divisions within Islam have historically emerged due to theological, political, and jurisprudential differences among its followers, leading to the formation of distinct branches or sects. The two primary branches of Islam are Sunni and Shia, each representing a significant portion of the Muslim population worldwide. These divisions originated in the early years of Islam, rooted in disagreements over leadership succession following the death of Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century.
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Second and Third Most Practiced Religions Across Canada
From Sikhism in British Columbia to Buddhism in Nova Scotia, explore how different faiths create unique religious patterns across Canada’s regions, based on latest Census data.
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Religion in the United Kingdom and Ireland
Religion in the United Kingdom and Ireland is characterized by a historically dominant presence of Christianity. In the UK, the Church of England (Anglicanism) has been the established church, while the Church of Scotland is significant in Scotland. Ireland has a strong Catholic tradition. However, both regions have experienced growing religious diversity and secularization in recent years, with a rising number of non-religious and atheist individuals. Other faiths, including Islam, Hinduism, and Sikhism, have also become more prominent due to immigration and globalization, shaping the religious landscape in the UK and Ireland.
Read MoreAreas Ruled by Muslims
Islam is one of the world’s major monotheistic religions, with over a billion followers, known as Muslims. It was founded in the 7th century CE in the Arabian Peninsula by the Prophet Muhammad, who Muslims believe received revelations from God, which were compiled into the Quran, the holy book of Islam.
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How Much Of The World’s Population Believes In Life After Death
The belief that life doesn’t end after you die isn’t unusual. Many religions and belief systems worldwide believe that your existence persists in some form after the death of your physical body. But which of the world’s nations has the highest percentage of people who believe in an afterlife?
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Muslim Population Across Canada: A Detailed Regional Analysis
An in-depth look at Canada’s growing Muslim population across provinces and territories, from Ontario’s vibrant communities to the northern regions, supported by 2021 Census data and demographic analysis.
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Mapping 180,000 Years of Religion: The 1943 ‘Histomap’ Chart
The Histomap chart, created by John B. Sparks, depicts 180,000 years of religious history. It highlights the chart’s categorization of early faiths, the evolution into more recognizable religions, and the inclusion of movements like communism, raising questions about the nature of religion and its impact on human history.
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The fast growth of irreligion in the Arab World
A survey of more than 25 thousand people in ten Arabic nations, organized by Arab Barometer and Princeton University, discovered that trust in religious leaders decreased in the Arab world in recent years. Moreover, the proportion of people considering themselves as “not religious” rose from 11 percent in 2012-2014 to 18 percent this year.
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