In Iceland, religion reflects a diverse landscape with a predominant majority identifying as Christians, constituting 75.1% of the population. Among them, 63.5% align with the Church of Iceland, while 11.6% follow other Christian denominations. Surprisingly, a significant 21.5% of Icelanders claim no religious affiliation, highlighting a secular trend in the country.

A distinct aspect of Iceland’s religious tapestry is the presence of Ásatrúarfélagið, representing 1.3% of the population, showcasing a revival of interest in the ancient Norse pagan traditions. The remaining 2.1% fall into various other religious or spiritual affiliations, contributing to the nation’s rich and diverse religious mosaic.

Religion Percentage in Iceland

Source: Wikipedia