Andorra
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unless otherwise indicated, all statistics as at 2005
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[edit] Geography
[edit] Location
[edit] Climate
[edit] Natural Resources
[edit] Demographics
[edit] Peoples
[edit] Provinces
[edit] Life
[edit] Economy
[edit] Government
[edit] Religion
[edit] Hinduism
[edit] Islam
Muslims are primarily represented among the approximately two thousand North African immigrants and are split between two groups, one more fundamentalist.
[edit] Jews
An estimated one hundred Jews lived in the country. Eight years ago, the Jewish community opened a synagogue and a cultural center. The group suffered no discrimination and was well integrated into the overall society.
[edit] Christianity
Very few official statistics were available relative to religion; however, traditionally, approximately 90 percent of the population is Catholic. The population consisted largely of immigrants from Spain, Portugal, and France, with full citizens representing less than 30 percent of the total. The immigrants were also generally Catholic. It was estimated that, of the Catholic population, approximately half were active church attendees. Other groups related to Christianity include the New Apostolic Church; the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons); several Protestant denominations, including the Anglican Church; the Reunification Church; Jehovah's Witnesses, and Jews.
[edit] History
[edit] Churches
[edit] Church and State Relations
Foreign missionaries were active and operated without restriction. For example, the Mormons and members of Jehovah's Witnesses proselytized from door to door.
[edit] Mission
- See Missions in Andorra.
[edit] Broadcasting
[edit] Councils and Networks
[edit] Future Trends
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