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If the question means "Which religious group teaches the truth?" the answer is a matter of belief and most people would respond "mine".
If the question means "Which religious group has the most complete and coherent set of answers to questions pertaining to their faith?", the answer is the Roman Catholic Church. The Catholic catechism is encyclopaedic: it is a complete instruction in the faith, typically presented in a question/answer format. There can be no debate inside the Catholic Church on dogma and articles of faith as the catechism is considered complete and authoritative.
Other religious groups often leave instruction in the faith to a master, minister, priest or rabbi; with or without the original Scripture as a basis. For example, some sects of Zen Buddhism deny the value of any Scripture while most Muslims consider Al Q'uran to be complete and authoritative but some Muslims believe Scripture must me read in the light of interpretation (the Sunna or Tradition).
Most religious groups believe that receiving the truth directly from the divinity is now impossible for mortals. Christians believe that the ministry of Jesus on earth was the last complete revelation; while Muslims believe Muhammad to be the last Prophet or Apostle.
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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.
The religious beliefs and social system of which group of people eventually developed?
It seems like you're missing some context in your question. Can you provide more details so I can give a more accurate response?
What is the dominant religious group of India?
Hinduism is the by far the dominant religious group. Hindus constitute more than 80% of the Indian population.
Is group data more accurate than ungroup data?
i think ungroup data is more accurate because we count each value. while, in group data there is interval
What is macro teaching?
Macro teaching is when a teacher teaches a large group of people, such as a college professor teaching in a large lecture hall. For more information, visit the Related Link.
Where do tirinty live?
Tirinty is not a recognized term in common knowledge or scientific literature. If you meant "trinity," it often refers to a religious concept rather than a living entity. However, if you meant a specific species or group, please provide more context for a more accurate answer.
What group of people organized?
It seems like your question is incomplete. Could you please provide more context or specify which group of people you are referring to? This will help me give you a more accurate answer.
Church that became the largest American religious group?
Catholics represent the largest religious group in America. However, there are more total Protestants than Catholics. Among Protestants, the largest denomination is the Southern Baptist Convention.
What are the importances of group teaching?
Well, group teaching can add perspective. Learning a subject from a single person can skew your view of the subject to that of your instructor. Learning from many people can give you more of a balanced perspective and you might learn some tidbits that you wouldn't get from one teacher alone... even experts know different things and different ways to approach a subject. For teachers, it is important to learn to teach in a group and not to monopolize all the time... it helps even when you are teaching alone, because it can help you be more aware of other things, and focus more of your time on non-lecture teaching methods.
What does a religious division mean?
It means that a religion, or religious group, splits up into two or more smaller pieces. This may often happen as a result of a difference in opinion.
Which religious group celebrates Christmas?
I believe its christans mainly but now i think its more general... Like claim to be atheist celebrate
What are the advantages and disadvantages of believeing in a small religion?
Depending on the nature of the religious group, advantages could include the fact that a small group is more tightly-knit, with a greater sense of community, as opposed to larger, more commercial/mainstream religions. Smaller religious communities could also afford a more individual and private form of practice. For instance, it would be easier for a religious leader to forge individual relationships with the members of the group. Disadvantages might include a more difficult time finding others who share your beliefs. If the members of the religious community are widespread, they could easily be hidden by the sea of larger and more influential religious institutions. Along with that could come feelings of aloneness or isolation.
