there are probaly four most popular religon in the world hindu muslim christian and budha
In world the Hindu religion came first Because nobody nose this religion is belongs from how many years. In India all known prove here which can define the Hindu's religion.
Mainly Catholicism and Protestantism came to the new world.
Came for fur, Northway passage, And religion.
It was the religion called Islam.
There is no "one world religion." There are many different cultures throughout the world and many different religions. Some nations have an official religion for their country, but there isn't a "one world religion" of any kind. Christianity is the most commonly practiced religion in the world, but it certainly isn't the ONLY religion of the world, neither is it the official religion of the world.
Religion came from morals because religion had to start from small just like everything else in the world
Monotheistic religion.
Some tell how people and the world came to be.Others told why things in the world are the way they are
The oldest religion of Japan is animism. Then came Shinto.
Almost all the major religions came from India... * Hinduism *Buddhisim *Jainisim *Even Christianity It can be easily said that no religion worth the name came from the western world. But which religion did not have its roots in India is a very difficult question to answer.
The more prevalent religion in the world is Islam. This religion you can find it in most world countries. Moslems in the world are nearly 1.50 milliard. They believe that Islam came to complete all sky religions, not to conflict with them. Also, they believe that Islam respected humanity, and they not compel anyone to follow their religion.
The more prevalent religion in the world is Islam. This religion you can find it in most world countries. Moslems in the world are nearly 1.50 milliard. They believe that Islam came to complete all sky religions, not to conflict with them. Also, they believe that Islam respected humanity, and they not compel anyone to follow their religion.