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3 Christian countries

The following states which recognize some form of Christianity as their official religion:

3.1 Roman Catholic

States which recognize Catholicism as their official religion:

3.2 Protestant

Nations which recognize a form of Protestant Christianity as their official religion:

3.2.1 Lutheran

Nations which recognize the Evangelical Lutheran Church as their official religion:

3.3 Orthodox

Nations which recognize the Orthodox Church as their official religion:

4 Islamic states

Countries which recognize Islam as their official religion:

Nations which recognize Sunni Islam as their official religion:



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