Religion in Norway

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 52. Chapters: Cemeteries in Norway, Christianity in Norway, Islam in Norway, Jews and Judaism in Norway, Norwegian religious leaders, Religion in Oslo, Student religious organisations in Norway, Bah ' Faith in Norway, John A. Widtsoe, Brunstad Christian Church, Jostein Gaarder controversy, Scandinavian Bishops Conference, Roman Catholicism in Norway, MF Norwegian School of Theology, Hans Egede, Archdiocese of Nidaros, Conservative Laestadianism, Johan Oscar Smith, Oslo Cathedral, Norwegian Church Aid, 2008-2009 Anti-Israeli riots in Norway, Orthodoxy in Norway, Unni Wikan, Carl Fredrik Wisl ff, V rt Land, Aril Edvardsen, Jan Paulsen, Sigurd Bratlie, B rre Knudsen, Norwegian Unitarian Church, Theosophy in Scandinavia, Elias Aslaksen, Canute Peterson, Hamar Cathedral, Neopaganism in Scandinavia, Mustafa-letter, Roman Catholic Diocese of Oslo, Randi Solem, Jan Hanvold, Mormonism in Norway, Norwegian Heathen Society, Bernard Bernard, Borre mound cemetery, Buddhism in Norway, Alfathi, Pentecostalism in Norway, Free Evangelical Fellowship, Hinduism in Norway, Ole Peter Petersen, Nordic Catholic Church, KRIK, Norwegian Center for Studies of Holocaust and Religious Minorities, Norwegian Baptist Union, Mission Covenant Church of Norway, Buddhist Federation of Norway, John Olav Larssen, Scandinavia Chinese Christian Church, V r Frelsers gravlund, Jesus Church, Norwegian Lutheran Mission, Baptism in Norway, Diocese of Britain and Scandinavia, Vestre gravlund, Levende Ord Bibelsenter, Evangelical Lutheran Free Church of Norway, Norwegian Christian Student and School Association, Nordre Gravlund, Bergen Anglican Church, Adventism in Norway, Anglicanism in Norway, Kvitsund Gymnas, Oslo Buddhist Center. Excerpt: Nominal religion in Norway is mostly Protestant (Evangelical-Lutheran) with 78.9% belonging to the state Evangelical Lutheran Church ...