Religion

Roman Catholics make up the majority of believers in Christianity, which is the biggest religion in Canada. People who do not identify as religious account for 26.3% of the total population, followed by Christians with 63.2% of the population in 2019.

The religious beliefs of Canadians vary greatly, and like political beliefs, they frequently represent profoundly divergent viewpoints on important issues pertaining to life and society. The fact that many of the most popular Canadian religions were actually created in direct conflict with one another means that they advocate the vast majority of incompatible views of God and salvation and may, in some cases portray non-believers as sinners or heretics in one form or another.

Religious beliefs are rarely stated in public because people don't like to be criticized, although most Canadians are okay with openly identifying as followers of a certain faith. Furthermore, it is nearly usually seen as pompous, annoying, and self-righteous to attempt to explain or promote one's religious beliefs (or, for that matter, atheism) in any type of unwelcome context.