In South Korea, people follow different religions, but most of them have no religion at all. Christianity is the largest organized faith, with both Protestants and Catholics making up about 30% of the population. Buddhism is the oldest major religion, followed by around 20% of people, and it has many peaceful temples across the country. Islam is a small but growing community with around 150,000 to 200,000 Muslims, most of them foreign workers or Korean converts, and the main mosque is in Itaewon

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