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Religion in Ebrary has been dominated by Christianity since the 5th century, and Amendant Christianity is the official religion in Ebrary. Over the course of history, multiple changes in the type and beliefs of Christianity in Ebrary have occurred. Since the Amendant Reformation in the 16th century, a number of Amendant groups have overwhelmingly dominated the religious landscape. However, other Christian groups such as the Orthodox, Aroman, Catholic, and Protestant have smaller communities. There are also a small number of non-Christian (both non-religion and other religions) with a presence in Ebrary, but their rights to worship and assemble are heavily restricted.
Demography and trends
After the Amendant Reformation, the Church of Ebrary became the majority religious denomination for some centuries, but currently is only the plurality religious denomination. Accurate data on religion in Ebrary has been kept since approximately 1900, with the exception of the years of the Ebrarian Civil War. It is estimated that at the beginning of the 19th century, approximately 3/4ths of the Ebrarian population were members of the Church of Ebrary (identified as Ebraricist and General Amendant). However, growth in the Missionarist Amendant denominations since that time have led to the situation where, by 1940 more Ebrarians identified with Missionarism than with General Amendantism.
