What are the six major religions?

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B&aacute;bism   Bah&aacute;'&iacute; Faith   Christianity   Catholicism   Anglicanism Assyrian Church of the East Eastern Orthodox Church Oriental Orthodox Church Roman Catholic Church  Protestantism    Pre-Lutheran Protestant Hussites Waldensians   Adventism African Initiated Church Anabaptists Baptists Brethren British Israelism Catholic Apostolic Church (Irvingites) Charismatic movement Christian Israelite Church (Southcottites) Congregational Church Lutheranism Methodism Pentecostalism Pietism and Holiness movement Presbyterianism Reformed Churches Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) Restoration Movement United and uniting churches  Other groups    Bible Student movement Christian Universalism Latter Day Saint movement Nontrinitarianism Swedenborgianism Unitarianism  Gnosticism    Christian Gnosticism  Ebionites Cerdonians Marcionism (not entirely Gnostic)   Colorbasians Simonians  Early Gnosticism Borborites Cainites Carpocratians Ophites Hermeticism  Medieval Gnosticism Cathars Bogomils Paulicianism Tondrakians  Persian Gnosticism Mandaeanism Manichaeism Bagnolians    Syrian-Egyptic Gnosticism Sethians Basilidians Thomasines Valentinians Bardesanites      Islam    Kalam Schools  Ash'ari Kalam Maturidi Murji'ah Mu'tazili  Kharijite Ibadi (Only surviving sect) Azraqi Har&#363;riyya Sufri  Shia Islam Ismailism Mustaali / Bohra Nizari   Jafari Twelvers Alawites Alevi / Bektashi   Zaidiyyah  Sufism Bektashi Chishti Mevlevi Naqshbandi Tariqah Quadiriyyah Suhrawardiyya Tijani Universal Sufism Dances of Universal Peace    Sunni Islam Hanafi Berailvi Deobandi   Hanbali Maliki Shafi'i  Other Islamic Groups Ahl-e Haqq (Yarsan) Ahmadiyya Druze Moorish Science Temple of America Nation of Islam United Submitters International Zikri  Judaism    Rabbinic Judaism  Orthodox Judaism Haredi Judaism Hasidic Judaism Modern Orthodox Judaism   Conservative Judaism Masorti Conservadox Judaism Union for Traditional Judaism     Reform Judaism Progressive Judaism Liberal Judaism    Karaite Judaism Modern Non-Rabbinic Judaism  Alternative Judaism Humanistic Judaism (not always identified as a religion) Jewish Renewal Reconstructionist Judaism  Historical groups Essenes Pharisees (ancestor of Rabbinic Judaism) Sadducees (possible ancestor of Karaite Judaism) Zealots Sicarii    Sects that believed Jesus was a prophet Ebionites Elkasites Nazarenes Sabbateans Frankists    Rastafari movement    Mandaeans and Sabians    Mandaeism Sabians Sabians of Harran Mandaean Nasaraean Sabeans    Samaritanism    Unitarian Universalism    Indian religions   Hinduism    Lingayatism Shaivism Shaktism Tantrism Ananda Marga   Smartism Vaishnavism Gaudiya Vaishnavism ISKCON (Hare Krishna)     Hindu reform movements Arya Samaj Brahmo Samaj   Hinduism in Indonesia  Major schools and movements of Hindu philosophy Nyaya Purva mimamsa Samkhya Vaisheshika Vedanta (Uttara Mimamsa) Advaita Vedanta Integral Yoga Vishishtadvaita Dvaita Vedanta   Yoga Ashtanga Yoga Bhakti Yoga Hatha yoga Siddha Yoga Surat Shabd Yoga Tantric Yoga Sahaja Yoga    Buddhism    Nikaya schools (which have historically been called Hinayana in the West) Theravada Sri Lankan Amarapura Nikaya Sri Lankan Siam Nikaya Sri Lankan Rama&ntilde;&ntilde;a Nikaya Bangladeshi Sangharaj Nikaya Bangladeshi Mahasthabir Nikaya Burmese Thudhamma Nikaya Vipassana tradition of Mahasi Sayadaw and disciples   Burmese Shwekyin Nikaya Burmese Dvaya Nikaya Thai Maha Nikaya Dhammakaya Movement   Thai Thammayut Nikaya Thai Forest Tradition Tradition of Ajahn Chah         Mahayana Humanistic Buddhism Madhyamaka Pr&#257;sangika Svatantrika Sanlun (Three Treatise school) Sanron   Maha-Madhyamaka (Jonangpa)   Nichiren Nichiren Sh&#363; Nichiren Sh&#333;sh&#363; Nipponzan My&#333;h&#333;ji Soka Gakkai   Pure Land Jodo Shu Jodo Shinshu   Tathagatagarbha Da&#347;abh&#363;mik&#257; (absorbed into Huayan) Huayan school (Avata&#7747;saka) Hwaeom Kegon     Tiantai Tendai Cheontae   Yog&#257;c&#257;ra Cittamatra in Tibet Wei-Shi (Consciousness-only school) or Faxiang (Dharma-character school) Beopsang Hoss&#333;     Chan / Zen / Seon / Thien Caodong S&#333;t&#333; Keizan line Jakuen line Giin line     Linji Rinzai &#332;baku Fuke Zen Won Buddhism: Korean Reformed Buddhism   Kwan Um School of Zen Sanbo Kyodan     Vajrayana Shingon Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism B&ouml;n Gelukpa Kagyupa Dagpo Kagyu Karma Kagyu Barom Kagyu Tsalpa Kagyu Phagdru Kagyu Drikung Kagyu Drukpa Kagyu   Shangpa Kagyu   Nyingmapa Sakyapa Jonangpa       New Buddhist movements Aum Shinrikyo (now known as Aleph) Diamond Way Friends of the Western Buddhist Order New Kadampa Tradition Share International True Buddha School Vipassana movement    Jainism    Digambara Shvetambara  Sikhism    Khalsa Nihang   Namdhari or Kuka Sikhs Sahajdhari Sikh Ravidasi  Ayyavazhi    Din-i-Ilahi    Persian religions   B&aacute;bism Bah&aacute;'&iacute; Faith Mandaeism Manichaeism Mazdakism Yazd&acirc;nism Alevi Yarsani Yazidi   Zoroastrianism Zurvanism    East Asian religions   Confucianism    Neo-Confucianism New Confucianism  Shinto    Taoism    Other    Caodaism Chinese folk religion Chondogyo Falun Gong I-Kuan Tao Jeung San Do Legalism Mohism Oomoto Seicho-No-Ie Tenrikyo  African diasporic religions   Batuque Candombl&eacute; Dahomey mythology Haitian mythology Kumina Macumba Mami Wata Obeah Oyotunji Quimbanda Santer&iacute;a (Lukumi) Umbanda Vodou    African    West Africa  Akan mythology Ashanti mythology (Ghana) Dahomey (Fon) mythology Efik mythology (Nigeria, Cameroon) Igbo mythology (Nigeria, Cameroon) Isoko mythology (Nigeria) Yoruba mythology (Nigeria, Benin)  Central Africa Bushongo mythology (Congo) Bambuti (Pygmy) mythology (Congo) Lugbara mythology (Congo)  East Africa Akamba mythology (East Kenya) Dinka mythology (Sudan) Lotuko mythology (Sudan) Masai mythology (Kenya, Tanzania)  Southern Africa Khoikhoi mythology Lozi mythology (Zambia) Tumbuka mythology (Malawi) Zulu mythology (South Africa )  American    Abenaki mythology Anishinaabe Aztec mythology Blackfoot mythology Cherokee mythology Chickasaw mythology Choctaw mythology Creek mythology Crow mythology Ghost Dance Guarani mythology Haida mythology Ho-Chunk mythology (aka: Winnebago) Hopi mythology Huron mythology (aka: Wyandot) Inca mythology Inuit mythology Iroquois mythology Kuksu Kwakiutl mythology Lakota mythology Leni Lenape mythology Longhouse religion Mapuche mythology Maya mythology Midewiwin Miwok Native American Church Navajo mythology Nootka mythology Ohlone mythology Olmec mythology Pomo mythology Pawnee mythology Salish mythology Selk'nam religion Seneca mythology Tsimshian mythology Urarina Ute mythology Zuni mythology  Eurasian    Asian  B&ouml;n Chinese mythology Japanese mythology Koshinto Siberian Shamanism Tengriism  European Estonian mythology Eskimo religion Finnish mythology and Finnish paganism Hungarian folk religion Sami religion (including the Noaidi) Tadibya  Oceania/Pacific    Australian Aboriginal mythology Austronesian beliefs Balinese mythology Javanese beliefs Melanesian mythology Micronesian mythology Modekngei Nauruan indigenous religion   Philippine mythology Anito Gab&acirc; Kulam   Polynesian mythology Hawaiian mythology Maori mythology Maori religion   Rapa Nui mythology Moai Tangata manu        Cargo cults    John Frum Johnson cult Prince Philip Movement Vailala Madness    Ancient Near Eastern    Ancient Egyptian religion Ancient Semitic religions Mesopotamian mythology Arabian mythology (pre-Islamic) Babylonian and Assyrian religion Babylonian mythology Chaldean mythology   Canaanite mythology Canaanite religion   Hittite mythology Persian mythology Sumerian mythology    Indo-European    Proto-Indo-Iranian religion Historical Vedic religion Zoroastrianism   Baltic polytheism Celtic polytheism Brythonic mythology Gaelic mythology   Germanic polytheism Anglo-Saxon religion Continental Germanic religion Norse religion   Greek polytheism Finnish polytheism Hungarian polytheism Roman polytheism Slavic polytheism  Hellenistic    Mystery religions Eleusinian Mysteries Mithraism Orphism   Pythagoreanism Gallo-Roman religion    New Age, Esotericism, Mysticism   New Age    Neoshamanism Reiki  Esotericism and mysticism    Anthroposophy Christian mysticism Esoteric Christianity  Hindu mysticism Tantra Vaastu Shastra   Martinism Meher Baba Rosicrucian Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis Ancient Order of the Rosicrucians Rosicrucian Fellowship   Sufism Theosophy  Occult and magical (or magickal)    Ceremonial magic Enochian magic Goetic magic   Chaos magick Hoodoo (Rootwork ) New Orleans  Voodoo   Kulam - Filipino witchcraft National Socialism and Occultism Pow-wow Sei&eth;r - Norse sorcery Thelema Witchcraft  Left-Hand Path    Demonolatry Luciferianism Satanism Church of Satan   Setianism    Shinshukyo   Church of World Messianity Konkokyo Oomoto PL Kyodan Seicho-No-Ie Tenrikyo    Parody or mock religions   Church of Euthanasia Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster Church of the SubGenius Iglesia Maradoniana Invisible Pink Unicorn Landover Baptist Church Last Thursday Kibology  Others  Deism Discordianism Ethical Culture Fellowship of Reason Humanism Jediism Juche Secular Humanism Subud Unitarian Universalism

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There's quite a few religions around the world but here is a list of the major ones:

1. Christianity which includes Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism

2. Judaism

3. Islam

4. Buddhism

5. Hinduism

6. New Age which is growing quite quickly today

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The six major religions of the world are:

1. Judaism

2. Christianity

3. Islam

4. Hinduism

5. Buddhism

6. Sikhism

There are many other religions and belief systems as well, including:

Secular,Nonreligious,Agnostic,Atheist,

Scientology,

Taoism.

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There are many different religions. One religion is Christianity. This is divided into 3 other religions. These religions are Roman Catholic, Protestant, and Eastern Churches. There is also Islam, which is divided into 2 other religions. These are Sunnite and Shiite. Other main religions are Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Sikhism. There are also Traditional Religions. I do not know exactly how many religions there are in the world but these are most of them. I do know there are atleast 7 different religions.

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The of the most practiced religions are: Christianity Islam Hinduism Taoism Confucianism Buddhism Sikhism Shinto Judaism Jainism Bah&aacute;'&iacute; Cao &#272;&agrave;i H&ograve;a H&#7843;o Cheondoism Korean shamanism Tenrikyo Church of World Messianity Seicho-no-Ie

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The main 7 religions of the world are Christianity, Judasim. Islam, buddhist, Hindus, Jains

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judaism,christianity,shintoism,hinduism,sihkism,

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spell it right then i will answer it, thank you tard

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Christianity,Islam, and Judism

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