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estimated 10,000
distinct religions worldwide,
though nearly all of them have
regionally based,
relatively small followings. Four
religions—Christianity, Islam...
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Abrahamic religions are a
grouping of
three major religions that
revere Abraham in
their scripture: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The
religions share...
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religions,
sometimes also
termed Dharmic religions or
Indic religions, are the
religions that
originated in the
Indian subcontinent.
These religions,...
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influence are Afro-American
religion,
which have
their origins in
Central and West Africa.
Middle Eastern religions:
Abrahamic religions are the
largest group...
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religions,
Indigenous religions, and new
religious movements (NRMs),
which are also used by
scholars in this
field of research. The
world religions paradigm...
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Iranian religions, also
known as the
Persian religions, are, in the
context of
comparative religion, a
grouping of
religious movements that originated...
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divided religions into
three broad categories:
world religions, a term
which refers to transcultural,
international faiths;
Indigenous religions, which...
- term
Semitic religions most
commonly refers to
religions that were
founded in
Western Asia, such as
Mandaeism (a pre-Abrahamic
religion) and the Abrahamic...
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Iranian religions.
Eastern religions include:
Taoic religions or East
Asian religions such as Confucianism, Taoism,
Chinese folk
religion, and Shinto...
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major religions, namely, Buddhism, Hinduism, Jainism, and Sikhism,
which are
collectively known as
native Indian religions or
Dharmic religions and represent...
