The Germanic languages would include those of the modern Scandinavian lands. Romance languages include those spoken in France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Romania. Czech or Slovak languages are examples of Slavic languages. Welsh is a Celtic language. Some of the exceptions would include Baltic, Greek, and Albanian languages.
Religion varies in different areas of Europe.
In Northern Europe, Protestant is the dominant faith, while Catholicism is common in the southern areas of the continent. Previously, Protestants' beliefs were similar to Catholicism. Martin Luther created a schism, designated as Protestantism. Protestants and Catholics implicitly believed in the same faith, except for the contributions to the Church in return for forgiveness of sins. Towards the east, Eastern Orthodox is followed in many countries.