What are the three major religions in Mexico?

1. Roman Catholicism. Roman Catholicism is the most widely practiced religion in Mexico, with approximately 82.7% of the population identifying as Catholic. Catholicism was introduced to Mexico by Spanish conquistadors in the 16th century, and has since become an integral part of Mexican culture and identity. Mexican Catholicism is known for its unique blend of indigenous traditions and Catholic rituals.

2. Evangelical Protestantism. Evangelical Protestantism is the second most widely practiced religion in Mexico, with approximately 10.7% of the population identifying as Evangelical Protestant. Evangelical Protestantism gained popularity in Mexico in the 20th century, particularly among indigenous communities and urban poor. Evangelical churches emphasize individual religious experiences and personal relationships with God.

3. Other Religions. Other religions practiced in Mexico include Jehovah's Witnesses (1.5%), Mormonism (0.8%), Judaism (0.1%), Buddhism, and Islam. Mexico also has a small population of people who practice indigenous religions, such as the Nahuatl and Maya religions.