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Religious affiliations reflect ethnic patterns. About two-thirds of all Chinese profess some degree of attachment to Confucianism, Buddhism, or Daoism or to some combination thereof. Virtually all Malays, and some Indians, adhere to Islam, which is the formal religion of about one-seventh of the population. The Christian community has grown rapidly to become comparable in size to the Muslim population; nearly all Christians are Chinese. Almost all of the remaining population practicing a religion is Hindu, but there are also many Singaporeans who have no religious affiliation.
Religious Community/Population Percentage
Buddhism 33%
Not religious 19%
Christianity 18%
Islam 14.9%
Protestantism and other non-Catholic 12%
Taoism 10%
Catholicism 7%
Hinduism 4%
Other religions 0.6%