Marima Islanders

Marima Islanders are people from the Marima Islands. 
== Demographics ==
The racial demographics of the Marima Islanders are incredibly diverse, but the most common ancestral record would have to be that of the Farma people, with over half of the population identifying with the racial group. The average Marima Islander's ancestral background is 51.3% Indigenous (Farma people), 33.0% Caucasian, 10.0% Hispanic, 3.5% Asian and 2.2% African, but this does not account for all Marima Islanders, fully Caucasian Marima Islanders are incredibly common in the southern half of the country with almost half of the population having over 85.0% of Paranian origin, but usually, small sections of Hispanic, Asian, Indigenous and African roots are mixed in with Caucasian as well, small communities in the northern half of the island are usually 100.0% (Full) Indigenous Farma. 
In 2022, Most Marima Islanders were adherents of the Christian religion at 67.3% (down from 70.6% in 2018) of the total population, the largest stem of Christianity present was Christian deism which accounted for 54.9% of the entire population's religious affiliation, the remaining 12.4% were either adherents of Roman Catholicism, Anglicanism, Mormonism, Calvinism, Lutherism, or other denominations. The unaffiliated make up the next largest group, 23.3% do not identify with any religious affiliation and are either Agnostic, Atheist, or not affiliated with the latter two at all, the atheist population went up 3.4% in the last four years from 19.9% and is expected to reach to around 45.3% within the next 40 years. The last group are other religions, 9.3% are affiliated with other religions like Indigenous folk religions, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism, 0.1% did not answer. 
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