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Spain Religion

By Anonymous

 Religions in Spain ~


Catholicism :

A majority of people in Spain are Roman Catholic, but many do not actively practice their religion.During most of the period from 1851 to 1978, Catholicism was the state religion of Spain. During that time, and particularly under Francisco Franco, the government restricted the rights of non-Catholics in many ways. For example, only Catholic marriage ceremonies were legal. Under the 1978 Constitution, Spain has no state religion, and people of all faiths are allowed complete religious freedom. 

Muslim :

in the early 1700 the spanish ruled at started to convert to the muslin region . they started to show  everyone the religon and started to convert people in. soon most spanish people turned into muslim .

image title: Roman aqueduct in Spain
Roman aqueduct in Spain


Chirstianity :

 In spain many were christians. at this time of day chirstianty was spreading quick and most of them turned the mulims to christans . they also started to push all muslims southern of spain because religions reasons . they even started war at one point because of these issues .

Covid 19 cases in Spain : 

In Spain  there is a report of a church called rosemary church and they say that the corona virus is spreading fast and there in fear of a second out break . Spain also is one of the countries with the most cases right now with more than 329,000. the ministry also confirmed 39 covid 19 cases which resulted in deaths in the last seven days . which meant that 27,121 people have lost their lives in spain due to covid . 

        citations : "Spain confirms nearly 12,000 new coronavirus infections." Xinhua News Agency, 14 Oct. 2020, p. NA. Gale OneFile: High School Edition, https://link.gale.com/apps/doc/A638340672/STOM?u=tel_s_tsla&sid=STOM&xid=d3be58e0. Accessed 29 Oct. 2020. 

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