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About 60% of Jamaicans are Christians.
More specifically, Jamaicans associate themselves with the following religions (in descending order of popularity): the Church of God, Seventh Day Aventists, Pentecostal, Baptist, Anglican, Roman Catholic, the United Church, Methodist, Jehova's Witness, Moravian, Brethren, Muslim, Rastafarian, Jewish, Baha'is, and yet others have no religion at all.
That's quite a diverse list!
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Do Jamaicans have dreadlocks?
some for fashion and some it is for religious beliefs
Why do Jamaicans have dread locks?
Jamaica is associated with dreadlocks because of the Rastafarian culture.
What type of music does jamaicans listen to?
Do jamaicans have any special dance they do.
Do jamaicans go to church?
Yes, Jamaicans go to church every Sunday, they are extremely religious people. The most common religion there is Christianity.
Did God consume meat in any form according to religious beliefs"?
No, according to religious beliefs, God is typically not believed to consume meat in any form.
Is ASMR considered a sin by any religious beliefs or teachings?
No major religious beliefs or teachings specifically consider ASMR a sin.
Did the mingo Indians have any religious beliefs?
Yes they did.
What were new yorks religious beliefs?
Any kind.
Is being uncircumcised considered a sin in any religious beliefs or practices?
In some religious beliefs, being uncircumcised is considered a sin, such as in Judaism where circumcision is a religious requirement.
Did khufu have any religious beliefs?
no he is a other religion i think
Is Moses considered a god in any religious beliefs or traditions?
No, Moses is not considered a god in any religious beliefs or traditions. He is a significant figure in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, but he is not worshipped as a deity.
Is Moses considered to be God in any religious beliefs or interpretations?
No, Moses is not considered to be God in any religious beliefs or interpretations. He is regarded as a prophet and a leader in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, but not as a deity.
