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Christianity by Country

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 April 2020

Edited by
Kenneth R. Ross ,
Daniel Jeyaraj  and
Todd M. Johnson
Kenneth R. Ross
Affiliation:
formerly Professor of Theology at the University of Malawi
Daniel Jeyaraj
Affiliation:
Liverpool Hope University in England
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Summary

The table that begins overleaf provides a quick-reference, country-by-country listing for Christianity and its major traditions for all the countries that appear in this volume. These statistics are found in the World Christian Database (see Methodology and Sources) and all figures relate to 1970 and 2015. Small numbers are left unrounded to distinguish known small populations from zero but do not represent precise estimates.

The columns are as follows:

  • • Country (name of country in English)

  • • Region in which country is located

  • • Total population of country (United Nations estimate, 1970, 2015) and total numbers and percentage of population in each tradition

  • • Percentage mean annual growth rate, 1970–2015.

The last page of the table presents regional totals.

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Christianity in South and Central Asia , pp. 447 - 451
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
Print publication year: 2019

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