Jerusalem is located in Israel. It is one of the oldest cities in the world and holds religious significance for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
Christianity originated in Jerusalem, in the Middle East (Israel). Gradually, however, Christianity became a religion independent of Judaism, and power shifted to Rome.
The land of Palestine/Israel contains the city of Jerusalem, which is a holy city for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. To the Jews it is know as "the city of David" where the Temple of Solomon once stood. To the Christians, it is known as the place where Jesus Christ spent his last week and was tried, crucified, and resurrected. For Muslims, it is the location of the Dome of the Rock.
Jerusalem, Israel.
Religious affiliation in Israel, as of 2005: Jewish: 76.3% Muslim: 16.1% Christian: 2.1% Druze: 1.6% Other: 3.9% The Jewish 76.3% were distributed as follows: Secular: 33% Traditionally observant: 30% Orthodox: 7% Ultra-orthodox: 6%
It started in Jerusalem
For a developed nation, the United States is considered one of the most religious. According to a Pew report, approximately 77 percent of the adult population in the US identify themselves as Christians. The CIA shows the top religions to be: * Christianity (Protestant, Roman Catholic, Mormon and other Christian) * Judaism * Buddhism * Muslim
No. Israel is a country while Jerusalem is a city. According to international law, Jerusalem belongs partly to Israel and partly to the Palestinian Authority, however, according to Israeli Law, Jerusalem is a unified city under Israeli jurisdiction.
Shintoism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism. Shintoism is practiced in Japan, Christianity is practiced throughout the world, Judaism is practiced in Israel and Islam is practiced in the Middle East. Hinduism is practiced in India, and Buddhism is practiced in Southeast Asia as well as China.
Christianity was begun in Jerusalem, which is now Isreal.
I'm not sure whether you mean religions that look at JERUSALEM as a holy place, or ISRAEL as a whole?As far as I know, no religion - not even Judaism - looks at Israel in its entirety as a holy place. However, both Judaism and Muslim religions regard Jerusalem as a holy place.Jerusalem is a city claimed by both Israel and Palestine for that reason, and is therefore the site of a lot of religious animosity.Answer:Actually many Christians and Jews view the entire country as a holy place.
Christianity and Judaism is practiced mostly in the western world and Islam is mostly practiced in 3rd World Countries