- and
religionism have also been used, but "religious discrimination"
remains the more
widely used term. Even in
societies where freedom of
religion is a...
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Religion is a
range of social-cultural systems,
including designated behaviors and practices, morals, beliefs, worldviews, texts,
sanctified places, prophecies...
- The
Abrahamic religions are a
grouping of
three of the
major religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam)
together due to
their historical coexistence...
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Religion in
China is
diverse and most
Chinese people are
either non-religious or
practice a
combination of
Buddhism and
Taoism with a
Confucian worldview...
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Religion in
India is
characterised by a
diversity of
religious beliefs and practices.
Throughout India's history,
religion has been an
important part of...
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Islam is an
Abrahamic monotheistic religion centered on the
Quran and the
teachings of Muhammad, the
religion's founder.
Adherents of
Islam are called...
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Vedic religion or
Vedic Hinduism may
refer to:
Historical Vedic religion, the
religion of the Indo-Aryans of
northern India during the
Vedic period Hinduism...
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Freedom of
religion or
religious liberty, also
known as
freedom of
religion or
belief (FoRB), is a
principle that
supports the
freedom of an individual...
- to
identify three factors,
which he
named religionism,
humanitarianism and nationalism. He
defined religionism as
belief in God and
negative attitudes toward...
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state religion (also
called official religion) is a
religion or
creed officially endorsed by a
sovereign state. A
state with an
official religion (also...
