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Religions aren't in the business of "updating" themselves. Culture changes slowly over time. This question assumes that these concepts can "be made to do things". Unless you become a dictator like Mao or Quadaffi, you aren't going to be "making" people do or think anything, thankfully.
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How does gender affect religion?
Gender doesn't affect religion at all. If gender did affect religion it would be totally Bias. Well, there is your answer on "does gender affect religion."
How is the study of gender relevant to the study of religion?
In many religions there are specific beliefs about gender and their rights and roles. In this way the study of gender is relevant to the study of religion.
What are examples of gender bias?
Job, religion
What religion has gender intolerance?
black people.
One of the United Nations major goals is to promote respect for human rights regardless of plus?
religion, gender, and race. all of the answers are correct
How religion and culture contrast to gender equality?
nothig hahahha
What are cultural factors promoting gender disparities?
Religion, race and ethnicity are the promoting cultural factors that promote gender disparities.
What will be the opposite gender of Jew?
Jews come in all genders, just like non-Jews do. Gender has nothing to do with ethnicity or religion.
Can two girls have mutual sex?
No, it is forbidden and sinful to have sex with same gender partner (two women or two men), per religion (the three Abrahamic religions; Judaism, Christianity, and Islam). However, apart from religion, every thing could be made possible: sex before marriage, sex with same gender, anal sex, .... So, outside religion, it is yes, two girls can have sex with each other.
The guarante that you will not be discriminted against baced your race religion age gender?
The constitution.
What refers to differences in gender age religion and nationality that affect the workforce?
Diversity
What religion has genders worshiping separetly?
Muslim cuz they have to pray separetly by gender.
