Religion of Singapore

Main article: Religion in Singapore Religion in Singapore religion percent Buddhism   42.5% No religion   14.8% Christianity   14.6% Islam   13.9% Taoism   8.5% Hinduism   4% Others   1.6% Saint Andrew's Cathedral Singapore is a multi-religious country. According to Statistics Singapore, around 51 percent of resident Singaporeans (excluding significant numbers of visitors and migrant workers) practice Buddhism and Taoism. About 15 percent, mostly Chinese , Eurasians, and Indians, practice Christianity - a broad classification including Catholicism, Protestantism and other denominations. Muslims constitute 14 percent, of whom Malays account for the majority with a substantial number of Indian Muslims and Chinese Muslims. Smaller minorities practice Sikhism, Hinduism, the Bahá'í Faith and others, according to the 2000 census.[67] Some religious materials and practices are banned in Singapore. The Jehovah's Witnesses, for example, are prohibited from distributing religious materials[68] and are sometimes jailed for their conscientious refusals to serve in the Singaporean military.[69] About 15 percent of the population declared no religious affiliation.