What is the main religion of Ethiopia?

Ethiopia is a multi-religious country with a rich history of religious diversity. The predominant religion is Christianity, with around 65-70% of the population being adherents. The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church is the largest denomination, with about 40-50% of the population. Other Christian groups include Protestants and Roman Catholics, who together constitute around 20% of the population.

Islam is also a significant religion in Ethiopia, making up around 30-35% of the population. The majority of Muslims in Ethiopia are Sunni Muslims, with a minority of Shia Muslims.

In addition to Christianity and Islam, there are several other religious groups present in Ethiopia, including Ethiopian Jews (commonly known as Beta Israel), followers of traditional African religions, and Baha'is.