The Spread of the Gospel
This animated map below is a great visual depiction of the most influential movement in history: the expanse of Christianity.
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Maps of World Religions
Religion maps displaying different religions predominating in the world.
World religions
Christianity is the biggest religion in the world. There are more than 2.2 billion people that practice any form of
Read MoreFastest growing religion by country
In 2006, nations with a Muslim preponderance population growth rate of 1.8 percent per year (world population increase rate of
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Detailed Maps Of The World’s Religions
The world’s religious accounts for 83 percent of the global population. The great majority of these fall under 6 largest popular religions. Christianity is the largest religion in the world (32.8% of the world population). Islam is the 2nd-biggest confession after Christianity (22.5% of the world population). Hinduism is the 3rd most widespread religion (13.8% of the world population) in the world.
Read MoreNations where < 1% of the Population Is ___ for Each of the World's Top 5 Religions
Christianity is divided into 4 largest branches of Christianity are the Catholic Church – 1.3 billion (50.1 percent), Protestantism –
Read MoreReligion in North America 2014
85 percent of the total population of North America lives in Canada, the USA and Mexico, 76% of them are
Read MoreIslam by country
Islam is an Abrahamic, monotheistic religion teaching that there is only one God and that Muhammad is the prophet of
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Global Map of circumcision by country
Circumcision is the removal of the foreskin from the penis. The procedure is most often performed on children for religious or cultural reasons. Moreover, it may be done as a treatment for specific medical conditions. Approximately 38% of males worldwide are circumcised, about 50% for religious or cultural reasons.
Read MoreHow Buddhism Spread Across Asia: Trade, Teaching, and Time
This map tracks the movement of Buddhism from India to Sri Lanka, China, Southeast Asia, and Japan. Along the way, the religion split into different schools and took on new forms.
Read MoreWorld’s Least Religious Countries
Percentage of respondents in each country claiming to be either not religious or atheist.
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