Title: Cheppad
Content:  Cheppad is inhabited by a predominantly Hindu community. The Christian community is the second largest religious community and many denominations of Christian faith can be found here. There is no documentary evidence to establish the arrival of Christian community to this place. St. George Orthodox Church, Cheppad under the Malankara Orthodox Syrian church is the major attraction of cheppad.
Title: Chad
Content:  may be associated with Saudi-oriented Salafi movements. Roman Catholics represent the largest Christian denomination in the country. Most Protestants, including the Nigeria-based "Winners' Chapel", are affiliated with various evangelical Christian groups. Members of the Baháʼí and Jehovah's Witnesses religious communities also are present in the country. Both faiths were introduced after independence in 1960 and therefore are considered to be "new" religions in the country. Chad is home to foreign missionaries representing both Christian and Islamic groups. Itinerant Muslim preachers, primarily from Sudan, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, also visit. Saudi Arabian funding generally supports social and educational projects and extensive mosque construction.
Title: Chapra, Nadia (community development block)
Content:  district and above level. In the 2011 census, Muslims numbered 185,506 and formed 59.72% of the population in Chapra CD Block. Hindus numbered 115,396 and formed 37.15% of the population. Christians numbered 9,467 and formed 3.05% of the population. Others numbered 283 and formed 0.08% of the population. In the 2001 census, Muslims numbered 156,727 and formed 57.56% of the population of Chapra CD Block. Hindus numbered 106,413 and formed 39.08% of the population. In the 1991 census, Muslims numbered 152,072 and formed 66.34% of the population. Hindus numbered 68,347 and formed 29.82% of the population of Chapra CD Block. Chapra Christ Church was established by Missionary society in 1840. It was one of the oldest church of Nadia.
Title: Chandrapur
Content:  According to the 2012 India census, 71.84 percent of people in Chandrapur are Hindu, 15.64 percent are Buddhist, 10.07 percent are Muslims, 0.94 percent are Christians, 0.54 percent follow Jainism, 0.44 percent are Sikhs, 0.47 percent follow other religions and 0.05 percent identify with no particular religion.
Title: Chachipunna
Content:  The villagers follow Christian, Hindu and Muslim faiths. The village has four Churches, majority of Christians belongs to Mar Thoma Syrian Church and Pentecostal denominations, a Hindu Temple, a mosque and a Madrasa.
Title: Demographics of Chad
Content:  The separation of religion from social structure in Chad represents a false dichotomy, for they are perceived as two sides of the same coin. Three religious traditions coexist in Chad- classical African religions, Islam, and Christianity. None is monolithic. The first tradition includes a variety of ancestor and/or place-oriented religions whose expression is highly specific. Islam, although characterized by an orthodox set of beliefs and observances, also is expressed in diverse ways. Christianity arrived in Chad much more recently with the arrival of Europeans. Its followers are divided into Roman Catholics and Protestants (including several denominations); as with Chadian Islam, Chadian Christianity retains aspects of pre-Christian religious belief. The number of followers of each tradition in Chad is unknown. 
Title: Freedom of religion in Chad
Content:  branch of mystical Islam known locally as Tijaniyah, which incorporates some local African religious elements. A small minority of Muslims (5 to 10 percent) hold more fundamentalist beliefs, which in some cases may be associated with Saudi-oriented belief systems such as Wahhabism or Salafism. Roman Catholics represent the largest Christian denomination in the country. Most Protestants, including the Nigeria-based "Winners Chapel", are affiliated with various evangelical Christian groups. Members of the Baháʼí and Jehovah's Witnesses religious communities also are present. Both religious groups were introduced after independence in 1960 and therefore are considered "new" religious groups. Foreign missionaries representing numerous religious groups continue to proselytize in the country.
Title: Cherupoika
Content:  Most of the inhabitants are Hindus, with a minority of Christians and Hindus living harmoniously. Swamy temple is the main worship centre for Hindus. It is located near the banks of the river. There are two Christian churches.
Title: Chadchan
Content:  Hinduism is the most popular,powerful and the majority religion followed in the town. As in rest of the Bijapur District, Lingayatism is widely practiced and Lingayats form the biggest community within Hindus. The village deity is Sri Sangameshwara and every year festival is celebrated to honor village deity. Islam is second most professed faith in the town.
Title: Chokapara
Content:  The village constitutes both Muslims and Hindus of nearly equal percentage and they have been living harmoniously for centuries. The Hindus belong to the Nath community and are traditionally known as Jogi. The Muslims follow the sunni branch of Islam. Traditionally the village has a head called Gaonbuda and a village court which looks after small disputes.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Rudy Chapa's religion?
Answer: False