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Religious freedom is strong in Denmark and many faiths can be found there. In addition to the Church of Denmark, 3% of the population is Roman Catholic and 2% are Muslim. <ref>"[http://www.denmark.net/denmark-guide/religion-denmark.html Religion in Denmark]" denmark.net</ref> A small percentage adheres to the Old Norse religion which was established in the Middle Ages by the Vikings. <br> | Religious freedom is strong in Denmark and many faiths can be found there. In addition to the Church of Denmark, 3% of the population is Roman Catholic and 2% are Muslim. <ref>"[http://www.denmark.net/denmark-guide/religion-denmark.html Religion in Denmark]" denmark.net</ref> A small percentage adheres to the Old Norse religion which was established in the Middle Ages by the Vikings. <br> | ||
Some of the most common denominations have been: | Some of the most common denominations have been:<ref>Iverson, Hans, "[http://denmark.dk/en/society/religion/ Religion in Denmark]."</ref> | ||
<ref>"Religion in Denmark." [http://www.denmark.net/denmark-guide/religion-denmark.html denmark.net]</ref> | |||
<ref>National Museum of Denmark [http://danmarkskirker.natmus.dk/ Danmarks Kirker] - Information on churches on the island of Fyn and the Jylland peninsula</ref> | |||
*Den Danske Folkekirke (records since 1617) | *Den Danske Folkekirke (records since 1617) | ||
*Roman Catholic (records since 1647) | *Roman Catholic (records since 1647) | ||
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*Baptist | *Baptist | ||
*Jewish | *Jewish | ||
=== Roman Catholic Church Records === | === Roman Catholic Church Records === | ||
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