All of them, except those that were to be performed in the Holy Temple,
since there hasn't been a Temple for roughly 1,940 years.
Yes, ballet is still practiced today.
yes, book burning is still practiced today
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Stoning is still practiced in some countries as a form of punishment, often for adultery or other moral offenses. It is mostly carried out in countries where Islamic Sharia law is implemented. However, stoning is considered a cruel and inhumane punishment by many human rights organizations.
They are not too different from the rest of the world ,but mostly ChristanAnswerIf your question means to ask "what religions are practiced in Germany," the answer is: nearly all the same religions that are practiced in the United States. Traditionally Germans were Protestant (in the north) and Catholic (in the south), with a large Jewish population especially in large cities. Since the Holocaust, Judaism is obviously much less practiced in Germany today, but there are vibrant and growing Jewish communities throughout Germany still. In addition, a large Turkish minority practices Islam, and a large Greek minority practices Orthodox Christianity. Nearly every other major world religion, from Hinduism and Buddhism to Scientology are practiced in Germany today--and many Germans are also agnostic or atheistic as well, just as in the United States.
Which religion? There are hundreds practiced today, thousands throughout mankind's history.
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The Metis culture has always been a blend of old and new, and these days that is mostly new. So fishing, hunting, and farming are still practiced but using the same methods we all use. Some cultural practices have not changed as much. This includes the manufacture of traditional clothing using traditional cloth and skins.
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Seriously? Of course not