Religion

Every nation and population has a religion, whether or not its government/members actively practice and uphold it. Depending on the nation's religious policy, the state religion may be the only accepted religious practice allowed. Citizens who are part of their nation's religion are more in favor of moralism and pluralism while citizens with other religions are in favor of secularism and atheism. Under a moralist government, citizens who practice an unaccepted religion are 10% more likely to emigrate and - even under a more accepting government - are more likely to be demoted. Finally, immigrants find nations that share their own religion 40% more attractive than normal.

Christian

 * Catholicism
 * Coptic Orthodox Christianity
 * Eastern Orthodox Christianity
 * Protestantism

Eastern

 * Mahayana Buddhism
 * Gelugpa
 * Hinduism
 * Shintoism
 * Sikhism
 * Theravada Buddhism

Muslim

 * Judaism
 * Shiite Islam
 * Sunni Islam

Pagan

 * Animism