I dont think that there is much importance for secularism in a multi religious country
Ray Walston was not a religion. No human can be a religion, they can only found a religion. Ray certainly did not found a religion.
What is universalizing religion?Describe universal?Why Islam is an universalizing religion?Difference between universalizing religion and ethnic religion?Why Hinduism not invite to come their religion?How we can say universalizing religion is better than ethnic religion?Which religion is most popular universalizing or ethnic?Describe divisions of universalizing religion is have?Give comments about universalizing religion?Which Islam is more spread?In universalizing religion which is the most strong christiansioms, Islam, yhuddasiums?How many% are choose universal religion and ethnic religion in all over world?Which one is the oldest religion universal or ethnic?What is universalizing religion?Describe universal?Why Islam is an universalizing religion?Difference between universalizing religion and ethnic religion?Why Hinduism not invite to come their religion?How we can say universalizing religion is better than ethnic religion?Which religion is most popular universalizing or ethnic?Describe divisions of universalizing religion is have?Give comments about universalizing religion?Which Islam is more spread?In universalizing religion which is the most strong christiansioms, Islam, yhuddasiums?How many% are choose universal religion and ethnic religion in all over world?Which one is the oldest religion universal or ethnic?
A repressive religion is a religion that is repressive lol
Great Britain is a Christian country by name and indeed, the Church of England bishops have seats in the upper house of the British parliament. However, the Church of England plays a very small role in the governing of the country today. In practice, the United Kingdom is a multi-faith society with virtually every religion represented throughout the country. In addition to Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Sikhism are widely practised along with many other religions.
More than one religion
The main language is Spanish and the main religion is Roman Catholicism. But Spain is a multi-cultural country.
Being highly multi-cultural, it is believed to be multi-religious as well, though the traditional history is more towards the religions of Christendom.
"multi" means more than just a few, so one country can have more than just one religion, or one culture or one race of people.
Well ... If you choose a multi faith then that is your discussion but you might think it is OK but some people will not like it .. ( if you want to do it that is up to you ) People might not like it because they might feel you are betraying there religion by being multi faith ..
The only role religion has is that people tend to visit religious places for Pilgrimage and this itself creates a multi million industry for tourism.
Myanmar, present day Burma, is a multi-religious country. There is no official state religion, but the government shows preference for Theravada Buddhism, the majority religion. It is approximated that 89% of the population, especially the Bamar, Rakhine, Shan, Mon, and Chinese, practice this religion.
In a secular society, there is no place for religion in politics. In a multi-cultural society, which religion should be allowed to influence policy? If one particular religion is predominant, followers of other religions would be discriminated against.
it will spread religion if we were to live on another planet
a society housing people of different faiths who work together despite their differences in religion, eg a community where muslims, orthodox christians, protestant christians, etc etc, live and work co-operatively.
Well, Canada is multi-cultural, so people are different because of their religion, race, colour, and their thoughts and beliefs. :-)
Buddhism has the most adherents in this tiny city-state at 42.5%. Islam is next at 14.9%. The rest are Christianity 14.6%; Taoism 8.5%; Hinduism 4% and Other religions at 0.6%. Atheists stand at 14.8%. These are statistics from the government compiled in 2000 and with the recent influx of immigrants since 2006, the figure may have changed substantially. In the same outdated report, there is a mention about a shift towards Christianity. "This shift was associated mainly with the increase in the better-educated Chinese who were more inclined towards Christianity."