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Infobox picture
[edit]Discuss about infobox picture of article "Croats" here.--Wustefuchs (talk) 11:50, 15 October 2010 (UTC)
Catholic Majority Countries Map
[edit]Hello Starfunker ,
I was planning to use this map, but was pointed out to me that it has an error in it.
Currently it shows Switzerland as having a catholic majority. As per wikipedia that is not correct. I would be obliged (provided you agree with this) if you could update the map.
In advance thanks Ruud64 (talk) 20:55, 9 June 2011 (UTC)
See also text below (copied from the Religion in Switzerland wikipage):
The two major religious confessions are the Roman Catholic Church (41.82% of the population) and the Swiss Reformed Church (33.04%). The country is historically about evenly balanced between Catholic and Protestant regions. The larger cities (Bern, Zurich, Basel, Geneva) were and partly still are Protestant, while Central Switzerland and the Ticino are traditionally Catholic.
11.1% of the Swiss were irreligious.
Immigration has brought Islam (4.26%) and Eastern Orthodoxy (1.8%) as sizeable minority religions.[1]