French culture is predominantly Christian , France is also renowned for its liberty of religious expression. With the many immigrants that have come to France from Muslim countries throughout the twentieth century, Muslims now represent the second largest religious community in France, though the Roman Catholic community remains very much in the majority. Religions in France Freedom of religious expression has been guaranteed under the French constitution since the eighteenth century, and legal separation between church and state was introduced early in the twentieth century. The three main religions in France are Roman Catholicism, Islam and Protestantism, by order of number of followers.
Religious matters have ample radio, television and press coverage.
Many links with other catholic sites. There is extensive textual material, with many downloadable works and illustrations. This site offers general considerations on the reformed Protestant faith, plus numerous topics for thought as well as a list of Christian sites, discussion groups, and sites on the promotion of inter-faith dialogue. The site of the Sherbrooke Universit Muslims Association gives the Koran verses. The Universal Bibliophiles Association offers the complete text of the Bible.