Crosswalk.com reports: “A recent Pew Research report found that the number of countries with Christian majorities declined between 2010 and 2020…
In 2020, the Christian population constituted the majority in 120 of the 201 analyzed countries and territories in the report, a decrease from 124 in 2010…
The report also found that the most significant changes took place in the United Kingdom, Australia, France, and Uruguay, with a 50% drop in the number of professing Christians in that 10-year span. Meanwhile, Uruguay stood out as the only country in the Americas (as of 2020) without a Christian majority, with 52% of people who are unaffiliated and 44% identifying as Christian.
During that same period, New Zealand and the Netherlands joined a group of seven countries with religiously unaffiliated majorities, including China, North Korea, the Czech Republic, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Macao, and Japan…”
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