Singapore's 2020 Census reveals a religiously plural society with no majority faith:
| Religion | % |
|---|---|
| Buddhism | 31.1% |
| No Religion | 20.5% |
| Christianity | 18.9% |
| Islam | 15.6% |
| Taoism | 9.1% |
| Hinduism | 5.0% |
| Others (Sikhism, Judaism, etc.) | 0.8% |
Trends: "No religion" rising (17% in 2010 → 20.5% in 2020); Christianity growing; Taoism declining. The state maintains strict religious harmony laws (Maintenance of Religious Harmony Act). All faiths coexist in a compact urban space—temples, mosques, churches often on the same street.