History of European Religions


0 AD

Roman God's 50%
Greek Gods 24%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 24%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

100 AD

Roman God's 49%
Greek Gods 20%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 23%
Christianity 5%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

200 AD

Roman God's 50%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 23%
Greek Gods 15%
Christianity 10%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

300 AD

Roman God's 46%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 22%
Christianity 20%
Greek Gods 10%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

400 AD- Constantine makes Christianity official religion of the Roman Empire

Christianity - 40%
Roman God's- 30%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 22%
Greek Gods - 6%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

500 AD

Christianity - 50%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 22%
Roman God's- 20%
Greek Gods - 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

600 -

Christianity - 66%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 22%
Roman God's- 10%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%
Greek Gods 0%

700 AD- Islam reaches Spain

Christianity - 70%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 22%
Roman God's- 5%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%
Islam 1%

800- Charlemagne wages war against the Pagans

Christianity - 84%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 12%
Islam 2%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%
Roman God's 0%

900 AD-

Christianity - 90%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 5%
Islam 3%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1000 AD- The Great Schism

Christianity 92%
- Catholic 52%
- Orthodox 40%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 3%
Islam 3%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1100 AD - The Crusades Begin

Christianity 95%
- Catholic 55%
- Orthodox 40%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%


1200-

Christianity 95%
- Catholic 55%
- Orthodox 40%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1300-

Christianity 95%
- Catholic 55%
- Orthodox 40%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1400-
Christianity 95%
- Catholic 55%
- Orthodox 40%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1500 AD - Protestant Reformation

Christianity 95%
- Catholic 45%
- Orthodox 30%
- Protestant 20%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1600 AD - Church of England & Calvinism

Christianity 95%
- Catholic 40%
- Orthodox 25%
- Anglican 5%
- Lutheran 11%
- Calvinism 5%
Islam 2%
Norse/Paganism/Folk Gods 1%
Judaism 1%
Atheist 1%

1700- Enlightenment

Christianity 80%
- Catholic 45%
- Orthodox 15%
- Anglican 10%
- Lutheran 10%
- Calvinism 3%
Atheist 15%
Islam 3%
Judaism 1%

1800- Imperialism

Christianity 80%
- Catholic 45%
- Orthodox 15%
- Anglican 10%
- Lutheran 10%
- Calvinism 3%
Atheist 15%
Islam 3%
Judaism 1%
Hinduism 1%

1900- Communism in Russia

Christianity 80%
- Catholic 45%
- Orthodox 15%
- Anglican 8%
- Lutheran 7%
- Calvinism 3%
Atheist 20%
Islam 3%
Judaism 1%

2000 AD - Internet Age

Christianity 66%
- Catholic 41%
- Orthodox 10%
- Anglican 5%
- Lutheran 7%
- Calvinism 3%
Atheist 28%
Islam 4%
Hindu 1%
Judaism 0.5%
Buddhist 0.5%

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