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They are important because everyone needs something that they believe in. Oftentimes, religious traditions are also part of a country's culture and history. They also bring and keep families together.
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∙ 14y agoReligion provides a framework for the community, promotes ethics, performs charity, preserves culture.
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How important is Christianity today?
It is one of the world's great religions.
Why is it important to study world religions?
It's is important to study the major religions of the world because it allows you to understand the way other people live, and can make you more tolerable of those different than yourself.
What religions are important to Jerusalem according to there map?
Judaism, Christianity, Islam. The big three (lol), or the three monotheistic religions of the world.
Are religious communities out of date in the modern world?
as communities they are but religions plays an important role in people.
Atlas of World Religions?
atlas of world religions
Why does rites important in religion?
Rites are not important in most religions and not used in most religions.
How important are religions?
Considering that religions are responsible for shaping people's worldviews, cultural contexts, values, and interactions, it is clear that religions are very important.
What religions grew out of Christianity?
A number of religions developed out of Christianity. The most important of these is Islam.
When was Museum of World Religions created?
Museum of World Religions was created in 2001.
When was Parliament of the World's Religions created?
Parliament of the World's Religions was created in 1893.
What three religions in world history have the Ten commandments become an important part of?
Catholics, protestants, seven-day Adventists
What are the types of religions in the world?
There are thousands of religions in the world. There are over 38,000 sects of Christianity alone. The dominant religions of the world are Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism.
