Christian or Muslim?

Lebanon is mostly Muslim, but there is a big minority of Christians in the country.

Shintoism is the majority religion in Japan, along with a noticeable amount of Christians in the country.

It is pretty close, but Thailand has a slightly bigger minority of Muslims, mostly near the border of Malaysia, which is Muslim.

There is an almost even divide between Christians and Muslims, although Muslims have the slight edge.

Both religions are minorities, but there is a bit more Christians in the country than Muslims, with most Christians identifying as Protestant.

There is a big Muslim minority in India, but Christianity is also a pretty big religion in India as well, although not as big.

Christianity is an overwhelming majority in Papua New Guinea, with Islam and other religions being a small minority.

While mostly Buddhist, Bhutan does still have a minority of Muslims and Christians, with Christians having the slight edge.

While Kazakhstan is mostly Muslim, Christians still have a pretty big place in Kazakhstan, with Russian Orthodox especially being a big minority in the country.

While Czechia is an Atheist country (mostly), Czechia still has a lot of Christians as a minority in the country, with Muslims being a much smaller minority.

Mongolia is Buddhist, with Christianity having a bigger minority than Islam, but not many people in the country are Christian or Muslim.

With a big Arab community in Israel, Muslim edges out Christianity easily, but Christianity still has a noticeable following in the country.

Bosnia has a slightly bigger Muslim population than a Christian population, but Christianity is still very common among people's religions in the country.

Cyprus is mostly Christian, but Islam is common in the North part of Cyprus due to the Turkish invasion that took place, basically splitting the island between Greek and Turkish influence.