Christianity by country

== Parania ==
=== The Isle of Chark (Charkland) ===
In a 2015 survey, around 70% of the Charkland population were apart of the Evangelical Church and around 74% of the population was Christian but only 31% of the population saw themselves as “real Christians” leaving only around 43% of the population being nonreligious but apart of a church of a sort.
=== Cagneux ===
In a 2017 survey, around 80% of the Cagneux population were apart of the Catholic Church but only a whopping 14% of the population saw themselves as religiously devout. Southern parts of the country remained around 90% Catholic with many churchgoers, however. 
=== Apelchem ===
Around 55-63% of the Apelchem population are Christian, but only 22% of the population attend church regularly. The capital, Amben has about 80% of the people who see themselves as at least nominally Christian (normally Protestantism or Catholicism). 
=== Kosna ===
Kosna is between 49-55% Christian with growing irreligious and Islamic populations. Around 26% of the population are regular church-goers however. 
=== Hartnett ===
79-85% of the Hartnettian population are at least nominally Christian (usually Orthodox) with around 50% of the Christian population going to church regularly. 
=== Oppseed ===
Around 84-96% of the Oppseed population are nominally Christian with only around 12% of the Christian population going to church regularly. 
=== Minuka ===
Minuka is between 64-77% Christian (usually Orthodoxy), but only 1/3 (33%) of the Christian population practice religious activities or go to church regularly or on a daily basis. 
=== Parlinn ===
Parlinn is between 60-75% nominally Christian (usually Protestantism) with only 4% of the Christian population practicing religious activities regularly. 
=== Windsure ===
Windsure is nominally between 78-90% Christian (usually Catholicism, though Protestantism is stronger in the east). Around 21% of the Christian population, however, practice religious activities regularly.
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