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Religion in American Samoa
Islam 0.03%
Christianity 97.9%
- Protestant 42.7%
- Catholic 27.3%
- Pentecostal 5.3%
- Other Christian 22.6%
Non-religious 0.9%
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The author of the article, Grant Wyeth, is a political analyst who has written on issues across the Indo-pacific region and has been published by a number of well-known and accredited journals and publications including the Australian Strategic Policy Institute and the Lowy Institute.[2]

The source gives an overview of the Muslim population in the Oceania region, which includes Australia and hundreds of its surrounding Islands in the South Pacific such as American Samoa. [3]

The classification of American Samoa as a territory of the United States is extremely important when looking at the 2002 decision to ban natives from a number of Middle Eastern and predominately Muslim countries as this decision was driven by a fear that association with the US would lead to potential conflicts in their territories.[4]

Furthermore, it is directly relevant to the article topic as it speaks of the religious landscape in American Samoa and the complexities that were associated with establishing a nation that is founded on God wherein governing and religious belief are thoroughly intertwined. [5]


Total Muslim adherents in American Samoa 1990-2020[6]

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Graph of the religious population of American Samoa 2015

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Religious population of American Samos 2015[7]

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