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List of '''Categories''' in the ''4 Enoch Database'' and '''Pages''' in the ''4 Enoch Dictionary'', related to '''France''', Europe.
'''France''' is a country in Europe.  


====External links====
==Overview==
 
==Jews, Christians, and Muslims in France==
 
Judaism is attested in France since Roman times, and in spite of periods of expulsion and persecution has maintained a strong and influential presence in French society up to the present.
 
Christianity also spread very quickly in the decades following the death of Jesus and grew to become the State religion in France until modern times.
 
In the 8th and 9th centuries Islam conquered
 
====Contemporary times====
 
The French Revolution of 1789 laid the foundations for freedom of religion and separation between Church and State.
 
Today, the majority of French population is Roman Catholic, with significant Protestant and Christian Orthodox minorities (especially Russians and Armenians).
 
Islam is the second religion in France (7%-10%) with en estimated population of more that 5 millions.
 
More than 500,000 Jews in France makes French Jews the world's third largest Jewish community.
 
 
 
==In Depth==
 
*[[French Scholarship]] / [[French Scholars]] -- survey of works by French Scholars / biographies of French Scholars
 
*[[French Fiction]] / [[French Authors]] -- survey of works by French Authors / biographies of French Authors
 
See also: [[French]] -- [[French language]]
 
====External links====  


*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France Wikipedia]
*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France Wikipedia]




 
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France is a country in Europe.

Overview

Jews, Christians, and Muslims in France

Judaism is attested in France since Roman times, and in spite of periods of expulsion and persecution has maintained a strong and influential presence in French society up to the present.

Christianity also spread very quickly in the decades following the death of Jesus and grew to become the State religion in France until modern times.

In the 8th and 9th centuries Islam conquered

Contemporary times

The French Revolution of 1789 laid the foundations for freedom of religion and separation between Church and State.

Today, the majority of French population is Roman Catholic, with significant Protestant and Christian Orthodox minorities (especially Russians and Armenians).

Islam is the second religion in France (7%-10%) with en estimated population of more that 5 millions.

More than 500,000 Jews in France makes French Jews the world's third largest Jewish community.


In Depth

See also: French -- French language

External links