Shinto Buddhist and Buddhist
yes they don't take a stance they promote understanding
Because of the different religions and cultures that coexist peacefully in the area, Delhi is frequently referred to as Mini India. In recent years, people from all around the country have settled in the capital.
Shinto is a more flexible religion, so it doesn't conflict with Buddhism
Obviously not, because there both dead.
The Coexist symbol typically represents the idea of different religions and ideologies peacefully coexisting in society. The symbols within it - the crescent moon (Islam), peace sign (Christianity), and others - represent various faiths and beliefs coming together in harmony.
Why shouldn't any two religions coexist?It should be noted that Shinto (the traditional religion of japan) has only 10% of the followers of Japanese Buddhism so calling Shinto one of the major religions in the country is bit of a stretch. In Japan a high percentage of the people are not affiliate d with any religion - data on membership is drawn from input based on what one's family religion has been not what the person's preference is. many Japanese chose the religious events they choose for other than religious reasons - s an example Christian weddings are popular because of the aesthetics.
The remora has learned to coexist with the shark.
Yes, it's entirely possible from each individual to another, but not all want it that way for their own reasons, which normally are due to them wanting all to agree with them, not realizing that can't be so.Also, some believe it can't be resolved peacefully because showing hostility towards someone who doesn't believe how they do is the only way, to them, for a person to show how faithful they are to their beliefs.
That is the correct spelling of the word "coexist".
In the book "Life of Pi" by Yann Martel, Pi practices Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. He follows all three religions simultaneously, drawing wisdom and comfort from each one. This spiritual diversity is a central theme in the novel, highlighting the idea that different religions can coexist harmoniously within an individual.
The noun forms of the verb to coexist are coexistence and the gerund, coexisting.