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Christianity is by far the largest religion in the country, making up a total 88% of practiced religion. Prior to the formal mending of the [[Great Schism of 1615]], the de facto state religion of Caphiria had been [[Imperial Catholicism]]. However, since the Great Schism was officially mended in 2037, this has skewed current religious demographics since in theory, all Imperial Catholics were back in communion with the Levantine Church. | Christianity is by far the largest religion in the country, making up a total 88% of practiced religion. Prior to the formal mending of the [[Great Schism of 1615]], the de facto state religion of Caphiria had been [[Imperial Catholicism]]. However, since the Great Schism was officially mended in 2037, this has skewed current religious demographics since in theory, all Imperial Catholics were back in communion with the Levantine Church. | ||
Current estimates have [[ | Current estimates have [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] making up 83% of practiced religion, with other Christian faiths like Protestantism (predominantly members of the [[Ecclesiastical Assembly of Sarpedon]]) taking a total of 5%. The next largest practiced religion in Caphiria is Islam, which makes up 3%, followed by Judaism at 1.5%. | ||
The irreligious make up a sizeable 7.5%; 3% of whom believe in secular humanism, 2% practice agnosticism, 1.5% practice atheism, and the remaining 1% are apatheist. | The irreligious make up a sizeable 7.5%; 3% of whom believe in secular humanism, 2% practice agnosticism, 1.5% practice atheism, and the remaining 1% are apatheist. | ||
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In modern times, Caphirians take great pride in their religious faith, openly discussing it in casual conversation. There is no stigma in professing one's belief or - in today's culture - non-belief at leisure. The majority of the irreligious are wealthy intellectuals who have personal qualms with the Church or who became disillusioned with the rigidity of religious faith. Despite their intelligent base and success at organizing, atheists have failed to challenge the two thousand years of theological hypotheses put forward by the Church. As well, silence in the face of their occasional attacks against religious institutions has dominated ecclesiastical policy for centuries. | In modern times, Caphirians take great pride in their religious faith, openly discussing it in casual conversation. There is no stigma in professing one's belief or - in today's culture - non-belief at leisure. The majority of the irreligious are wealthy intellectuals who have personal qualms with the Church or who became disillusioned with the rigidity of religious faith. Despite their intelligent base and success at organizing, atheists have failed to challenge the two thousand years of theological hypotheses put forward by the Church. As well, silence in the face of their occasional attacks against religious institutions has dominated ecclesiastical policy for centuries. | ||
===Education=== | ===Education=== | ||
{{main|Education in Caphiria}} | {{main|Education in Caphiria}} | ||