Agama di Australia

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Agama di Australia beragam. Konstitusi Australia 1901 melarang pemerintahan Persemakmuran mendirikan sebuah gereja atau mengganggu kebebasan beragama;[note 1] namun, populasi Australia umumnya beragama Kristen. Dalam sebuah pertanyaan opsional pada Sensus 2011, 61.1% populasi Australia mendeklarasikan diri berasal dari berbagai aliran Kekristenan. Dalam sejarah, persentasenya jauh lebih tinggi dan lanskap keagamaan di Australia berubah-ubah dan beragam.[1] Selain itu pada 2011, 22.3% dari populasi Australia menyatakan diri "tak beragama" dan 9.4% memilih tidak menjawab pertanyaan tersebut.[1] Sisa populasinya merupakan kelompok yang beragam yang meliputi Buddha (2.5%), Muslim (2.2%), Hindu(1.3%) dan Yahudi (0.5%).[1]

Agama di Australia sesuai yang dideklarasikan dalam sensus (2011)[1]

  Katolik Roma (25.1%)
  Anglikan (17.1%)
  Kristen lainnya (18.7%)
  Buddha (2.5%)
  Islam (2.2%)
  Hindu (1.3%)
  Agama lainnya (1.2%)
  Tak beragama (22.3%)
  Tidak menyatakan atau tidak jelas (9.4%)

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Catatan

  1. ^ Section 116 states that "The Commonwealth shall not make any law for establishing any religion, or for imposing any religious observance, or for prohibiting the free exercise of any religion, and no religious test shall be required as a qualification for any office or public trust under the Commonwealth."

Referensi

  1. ^ a b c d "Cultural diversity in Australia". 2071.0 – Reflecting a Nation: Stories from the 2011 Census, 2012–2013. Biro Statistik Australia. 21 Juni 2012. Diakses tanggal 2012-06-27. 

Bacaan tambahan

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Anglikan

  • B. Kaye, ed., Anglicanism in Australia: a History (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 2002)
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Katolik

  • Campion, Edmund. Rockchoppers: Growing Up Catholic in Australia (1983)
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Protestan

  • Brauer, Alfred. Under the Southern Cross: History of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Australia (Lutheran Publishing House, 1985)
  • Ellis, Julie-Ann. "'Cross-Firing over the Gulf': The Rift between Methodism and the Labour Movement in South Australia in the 1890s" Labour History (1993): 89–102. in JSTOR
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  • Harrison, John. Baptism of Fire: The first ten years of the Uniting Church in Australia (1986)
  • Hunt, Arnold Dudley. This Side of Heaven: A History of Methodism in South Australia (Lutheran Publishing House, 1985)

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