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Benford's law states that the occurrence of significant digits in many datasets is not uniform but tends to follow a logarithmic distribution such thatthe smaller digits appear as first significant digits more frequently than thelarger ones. We investigate here numerical data on the country-wise adherentdistribution of seven major world religions i.e. Christianity, Islam, Buddhism,Hinduism, Sikhism, Judaism and Baha'ism to see if the proportion of the leadingdigits occurring in the distribution conforms to Benford's law. We find thatthe adherent data of all the religions, except Christianity, excellently doesconform to Benford's law. Furthermore, unlike the adherent data onChristianity, the significant digit distribution of the three major Christiandenominations i.e. Catholicism, Protestantism and Orthodoxy obeys the law. Thusin spite of their complexity general laws can be established for the evolutionof the religious groups.

Law of the leading digits and the ideological struggle for numbers