Jamaica is made of different people,who belong to different ethnic groups,who belong to different races,who belong to different religions...the most common religion in Jamaica is Christianity.
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According to the most recent census (2001), the population's religious affiliation consists of Church of God, 24 percent; Seventh-day Adventist, 11 percent; Pentecostal, 10 percent; Baptist, 7 percent; Anglican, 4 percent; Roman Catholic, 2 percent; United Church, 2 percent; Methodist, 2 percent; Jehovah's Witnesses, 2 percent; Moravian, 1 percent; Brethren, 1 percent; unstated, 3 percent; and "other," 10 percent. The category "other" includes 24,020 Rastafarians, an estimated 5,000 Muslims, 1,453 Hindus, approximately 350 Jews, and 279 Baha'is. The census reported that 21 percent claimed no religious affiliation.
Popular religions in Jamaica include Christianity, Islam, Bahá'í Faith with perhaps 8000 Bahá'ís and 21 Local Spiritual Assemblies, Buddhism, and Hinduism.There is also a small population of around 200 Jews forming the Shaare Shalom Synagogue in Kingston, who describe themselves as Liberal-Conservative.The first Jews in Jamaica trace their roots back to early 15th century Spain and Portugal. Islam in Jamaica estimate a total Muslim population of 5,000.
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Jamaica's landform is island
You seem to be misunderstood. Kingston is the name of Jamaica's capital city. A city cannot have a capital, it can, however, be a capital.
The current anthropological definition of religion is that there is complete flow between religion and magical beliefs. And each religion is a cultural creation by the very community that follows the particular religion.
His religion was Roman Catholic.
Environment is your surroundings and religion represents the spiritual side of your life. Depending on how serious you take religion your environment is going to be. :O)
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they make jamaicas on the streets
its very pretty
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Jamaica's landform is island
Out of many, one people