Historically, the population has been nearly all Roman Catholic, because of gradual changes in State during the half of the 20th century, Protestantism began to grow quickly, in the 1970s and doubled their percentage, while Catholics were reduced considerably until the early 1980s. During the period 1980–1993 Guatemala accounted for 3 Protestant-evangelical presidents, but neither is remembered for making a positive administration. After the intense war during the 1980s, in public surveys there was a growth of non-religious people, among Evangelicals, some analysts consider that Protestant growth in recent times is actually superficial, although they continue to relatively rise in percent, during last decades, part of Protestants are returning to Catholic Church, also less committed Christians (both Catholic and Protestants) became non-religious, but few years after much of them could be re-evangelized by either Church denomination. In recent years, Christianity still so influential in society, even in mundane areas people include religious aspects in social interation, more than 60% of Catholics and nearly 80% of Protestants are actives members, today Catholicism and Protestantism are more unity to obtain the Politic control, this cannot undermine the growth of homosexual-marriage acceptance, but together are working intensely to teach their beliefs about society, and two-thirds (approx.) of Guatemalans are under of Christian-conservative influence. Possibly, the acceptance of Homosexuality and Human rights (specially for Womans) makes that a new group that left religion keep stable the "unaffiliated percent", because most of non-religious people in some decades ago, today is no longer. A lot of Catholics are still becoming Protestant, but today Catholic Church in the country retains more strongly their faithful. Other Christian denominations (neither Catholic and Protestant) are estimated at around 2% of population.