pääuskontona
Pääuskontona is a Finnish term that translates to "main religion" or "primary faith." It refers to the dominant or most widely practiced religion within a particular society, country, or region. The concept of a pääuskontona is often used in historical and sociological contexts to describe the religious landscape of a place at a given time.
Historically, in many European countries, Christianity served as the pääuskontona. For instance, in Sweden and Finland,
In contemporary Finland, while Lutheranism and Orthodoxy are recognized national churches and hold historical significance, the