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What is the main religion in british Columbia?
In polling, the largest single group is "no religious affiliation." Protestantism is the most practiced religious sect, followed by Catholicism. Sikhism is the largest non-Christian religious group.
What religious group practiced celibacy and depended upon new converts for survival?
The Shakers were a religious group that practiced celibacy and relied on new converts to sustain their community. They believed in communal living, equality of the sexes, and pacifism. Their population declined because of their celibacy requirement.
What religious denominations practiced in Egypt?
Mostly Islam but also a considerable group of Coptics (a type of Christianity similar to Catholicism)
Where is Christainity praciticed?
Christianity can be practiced any where;at homeat schoolat workin the streetin religious buildings
What religion did Quakers practice?
Quakers (The Religious Society of Friends) has historically practiced Christianity, as they were founded on them. But they remain a very tolerant group and are open to any faith.
What is technology practiced by?
Technology is practiced by the Hydrogen Group.
What are some religious rituals practiced in Illinois?
Pretty much all of them. Illinois is not based on one religious group. Illinois has all kinds of religious peoples - Christian, Muslim, Hindi, Jewish, Shinto, Buddhist, Sikh - to name a few. We have atheists, too.
Where in America was religious tolerance practiced?
Rhode Island
What Moghal emperor practiced religious tolerance?
only Akbar.
Where was the first place in America where religious tolerance was practiced?
Rhode island was the very first place that true religious tolerance was practiced according to my American History Book!
Is tradition and religious practice the same?
Tradition is based on clans,and religious practices are practiced from those who practice them.
What is a religious group?
A religious group can be called a sect. A religious group can also be called a congregation when all attend the same church. A religious group might have more than one sect, or group of individuals, like the Amish.
