According to the 2022 Census, 86.6% of Serbia’s population follows Christianity, with the majority being Orthodox Christians (81.1%). Catholicism represents 3.9%, while 0.8% follow Protestantism, and 0.9% belong to other Christian denominations. The Islamic population accounts for 4.2%, making it the second-largest religious group.
A small fraction follows Judaism (0.01%), Eastern religions (0.02%), or other faiths. Additionally, 2.5% of the population chose not to declare their religion, while 1.1% identified as atheists, and 0.1% as agnostics.
Table: Religious Composition of Serbia (2022 Census)
| Religion | Population (%) |
|---|
| Christianity | 86.6% |
| – Orthodox | 81.1% |
| – Catholic | 3.9% |
| – Protestant | 0.8% |
| – Other Christian | 0.9% |
| Islam | 4.2% |
| Judaism | 0.01% |
| Eastern Religions | 0.02% |
| Other religions | 0.01% |
| Agnostics | 0.1% |
| Atheists | 1.1% |
| Not Declared | 2.5% |
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