| SCOTLAND: Religion in Scotland |
| Written by Scotland.org | ||||||
| Thursday, 10 April 2008 | ||||||
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In the 2001 census around 67% of
the population reported having a religion. The most common faith was
christianity, however Islam, Buddhism, Jewish, Sikhism and Hinduism
were represented among others.
In the 2001 census around 67% of
the population reported having a religion. The most common faith was
christianity, however Islam, Buddhism, Jewish, Sikhism and Hinduism
were represented among others.
Where can I practice my religion?
There
are large Islamic communities in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and a
significant Jewish community in Glasgow. Mosques, Sikh temples,
Synagogues and Buddhist and Hindu places of worship can be seen
alongside Christian Churches.
Find out more about where to practice your religion:
Courtesy of Scottish Government - Scotland.org .
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