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The most followed religion in Singapore is Buddhism, a plurality with 31.1% of the resident population declaring themselves as adherents at the most recent decennial census in 2020.
Aug 19, 2019 · Religion in Singapore is overseen by the Presidential Council for Religious Harmony, which is composed by at least two thirds of representatives of the five main religions: Buddhism, Christianity, Islam, Taoism, and Hinduism.
Oct 6, 2023 · Overwhelming majorities of Singaporeans of all religions, including the religiously unaffiliated, say Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Chinese traditional religions and Indigenous religions are compatible with Singaporean culture and values.
Religion. Statistics on religion are compiled by the Singapore Department of Statistics based on data collected from the Census of Population and the General Household Survey.
Singapore remained multi-religious in 2020. Higher proportion of residents reported no religious affiliation across all age groups. Over the last 10 years, Singapore continued to be religiously diverse.
Oct 12, 2023 · According to the Census of Population 2020, about a third of Singapore's residents said that they followed Buddhism (31.1 per cent), followed by Christianity (18.9 per cent), Islam (15.6 per...
This report is the findings of a survey conducted by the Research and Information Department of the Straits Time Press between January and February 1988 on the religion and religious practices in Singapore.
The 2010 Census showed that 33.9% of Singaporeans are Buddhist, 18.1% are Christian (with 7.1% being Catholic), 14.3% are Muslim, 11.3% are Taoist, 5.2% are Hindu and 0.7% belong to a different religion. Additionally, 16.4% of all Singaporeans do not affiliate with a religion.
Apr 23, 2018 · Buddhism is the largest religion in the country with 33.2% of the population adhering to this religion. 18.8% of the population adheres to Christianity. Followers of Taoism and folk religions account for 10% of the population of Singapore. Muslims and Hindus constitute 14% and 5% of the population, respectively.
Mar 28, 2019 · The study found high levels of religiosity among Singaporeans. About three in four Singaporeans said they followed a religion. Christian, Catholic and Muslim respondents were more likely to be steadfast (that is, unequivocal and clear) in their beliefs of God. The opposite was the case for younger and more educated respondents.
