Which statement about the Philippines is accurate?

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The statement that the Philippines is the only Asian nation predominantly Christian is accurate due to the country's unique historical and cultural context. The Philippines experienced significant Spanish colonization, which introduced Roman Catholicism to the archipelago in the 16th century. As a result, around 86% of the population identifies as Christian, primarily Roman Catholic, making it distinct in a region where many other countries have different dominant religions.

This Christian majority sets the Philippines apart from its Asian neighbors, where various other religions, including Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism, are prevalent. The influence of Christianity is also reflected in the country's holidays, celebrations, and overall cultural practices.