Data source: Gina A. Zurlo, ed., World Christian Database (Leiden/Boston: Brill, 2026).
| Table | Field | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country | Muslim % | Number of Muslims as a percentage of the country's population. |
| country | Muslims | Number of Muslims in this country's population. |
| country | New religionist % | Number of New religionists (neoreligionists) as a percentage of the country's population. |
| country | New religionists | Number of New religionists (Neoreligionists) in this country's population. |
| country | non-Christians | Population of Non-Christians. |
| country | NT languages count | Count of ISO languages with a New Testament translation. |
| country | Official name | Official name of country. |
| country | Orthodox | Number of Affiliated Orthodox in this country. This includes Orthodoxy's 4 traditions: Eastern (Chalcedonian), Oriental (Pre-Chalcedonian, Non-Chalcedonian, Monophysite), Church of the East (Assyrian), and non-historical Orthodox. |
| country | Pentecostal/Charismatics | Pentecostals/Charismatics = Pentecostals + Charismatics + Independent Charismatics population in the country. |
| country | Pentecostals | Number of Pentecostals (Classical Pentecostals) in the country. "Classical Pentecostals" is a blanket term for traditional types of Pentecostal (Pentecostal Apostolic, Oneness-Pentecostal, Baptistic Pentecostal, Holiness-Pentecostal, Perfectionist- Pentecostal), as contrasted with Neo-pentecostal, Catholic pentecostal etc. |
| country | People with gospel access % | The percentage of this country's population with access to the gospel |
| country | People with gospel access % 1900 | The percentage of this country's population with access to the gospel in 1900. |
| country | People with gospel access % 1950 | The percentage of this country's population with access to the gospel in 1950. |
| country | People with gospel access % 1970 | The percentage of this country's population with access to the gospel in 1970. |
| country | People with gospel access % 2000 | The percentage of this country's population with access to the gospel in 2000. |
| country | Physicians per 1,000 | Physicians per 1,000 people (generalist and specialist medical practitioners). Primary source: WHO Global Health Workforce Statistics, OECD; last updated June 2024. |
| country | Pop density | Number of persons living in a square kilometer in this country. Primary source: United Nations 2024. |
| country | Protestants | Number of Affiliated Protestants (including Anglicans) in this country's population. |
| country | Provinces | Major civil divisions (provinces, states) in the country. |
| country | R&D spending % | Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP. Primary source: UNESCO (via World Bank). |
| country | Red list Index | Red List Index. Primary source: Birdlife International and International Union for Conservation of Nature. |
| country | Refugee per 100,000 | Proportion of the population who are refugees, by country of origin. Primary source: UN High Commissioner for Refugees. |
| country | Religions over 1% | Religions over 1% in the country (rounded to integer). |
| country | Religious Freedom Index | Restriction of Religious Freedom Index, 0-10, high is less freedom: Calculated as the country average of government restrictions (GRI) and social restrictions (SRI). |
| country | Rural % | Percentage of the nation's total population that live in a rural area. |
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