Orthodox Christianity is the most widely professed religion in Russia, with significant minorities of non-religious people and adherents of other faiths.

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Religious Adherents (World Religion Database, 2025) ; Christians, 82.17%, 83.97% ; --Catholics, 0.30%, 17.98% ; --Independents, 1.28%, 1.27% ; --Orthodox, 79.38% ...

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A poll conducted in April by the independent Levada Center found that 71 percent of the population identified as Orthodox Christian and 5 percent as Muslim, ...

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According to the ISSP data, Muslims account for 9% of Russians ages 16-29, 6% of Russians ages 30-49, 1% of those ages 50-69 and 3% of those ...

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62 per cent of Russians identify as Orthodox Christians, 3 per cent as other Christians, 9 per cent as Muslims, 21 per cent as nonreligious and 4 per cent as ...

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While Russia is diverse when it comes to religion, the major one is Russian Orthodoxy with nearl 50% following it. · Catholics make up around 1.4 ...

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In high school around 2006 in a World History book I used for school it said that approximately 30% of Russia was Christian.

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In 2015, the Pew Research Center estimated that 71% of Russians were Orthodox Christians, 15% were not religious, 10% were Muslim, 2% were Christians of other ...

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Among the youngest respondents, 34% attribute relative importance to religion in their lives, while only 43% of older age groups do.

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