High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! Although over seventy percent of the population declared themselves Roman Catholic in the last census (year 2000), Brazilian religions are very diversified and inclined to syncretism – the union, or attempted fusion, of different systems of thought or belief. In recent decades there has been a great increase of Neo-Pentecostal churches, which has decreased the number of members to both the Roman Catholic Church and the Afro-Brazilian religions[citation needed]. About ninety percent of Brazilians declared some sort of religious affiliation in the most recent census.

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