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* {{region_denominations}} - [[Anglican Church of Australia|Anglican]] | [[Baptist Union of Australia|Baptist]] | [[Greek Orthodox Church in Australia|Greek Orthodox]] | [[Roman Catholic Church in Australia|Roman Catholic]] | [[Uniting Church of Australia|Uniting Church]] | * {{region_denominations}} - [[Anglican Church of Australia|Anglican]] | [[Baptist Union of Australia|Baptist]] | [[Greek Orthodox Church in Australia|Greek Orthodox]] | [[Roman Catholic Church in Australia|Roman Catholic]] | [[Uniting Church of Australia|Uniting Church]] | ||
* Regions - [[Australian Capital Territory]] | [[New South Wales]] | [[Northern Territory]] | [[Queensland]] | [[South Australia]] | [[Tasmania]] | [[Victoria]] | [[Western Australia]] | * Regions - [[Australian Capital Territory]] | [[New South Wales]] | [[Northern Territory]] | [[Queensland]] | [[South Australia]] | [[Tasmania]] | [[Victoria]] | [[Western Australia]] | ||
| − | * {{region_cities}} | + | * {{region_cities}} - [[Adelaide]] | [[Brisbane]] | [[Melbourne]] | [[Perth]] | [[Sydney]] |
* {{region_radio}} | * {{region_radio}} | ||
* {{region_bible_college}} | * {{region_bible_college}} | ||
Revision as of 23:27, 4 July 2007
Synopsis
Australia is a large island continent with most of its 20 million people living in the temperature Eastern coastal region, and very few people living in the vast interior desert outback. It was originally settled thousands of years ago by ancestors of its Aborginal peoples (who account for about 2% of the population) and later, from 1788 onwards by waves of British migrants. Following World War II, it has received waves of European (especially Italian and Greek) and South East Asian migrants making it a multicultural society. About 70% of the population claim to be Christian, mostly Roman Catholic or Protestant. In truth however, many are nominal Christians, with probably the majority of the population essential non-religious. There is freedom of religion in Australia with significant groups of Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus.
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- Denominations in Australia Index - Anglican | Baptist | Greek Orthodox | Roman Catholic | Uniting Church
- Regions - Australian Capital Territory | New South Wales | Northern Territory | Queensland | South Australia | Tasmania | Victoria | Western Australia
- Towns in Australia Index - Adelaide | Brisbane | Melbourne | Perth | Sydney
- Christian Radio in Australia Index
- Bible Colleges in Australia Index
- Christian Schools in Australia Index
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Australia is a large island continent with most of its 20 million people living in the temperature Eastern coastal region, and very few people living in the vast interior desert outback. It was originally settled thousands of years ago by ancestors of its Aborginal peoples (who account for about 2% of the population) and later, from 1788 onwards by waves of British migrants. Following World War II, it has received waves of European (especially Italian and Greek) and South East Asian migrants making it a multicultural society. About 70% of the population claim to be Christian, mostly Roman Catholic or Protestant. In truth however, many are nominal Christians, with probably the majority of the population essential non-religious. There is freedom of religion in Australia with significant groups of Muslims, Buddhists and Hindus.
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