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Why is religious faith important?

It is only important to those who believe in a religion. The reasons they find it important varies. As do the religions.


Why is male chastity important to many religions?

Male chastity is important to many religions, as is female, for a variety of reasons. The most common reason is that it is believed, in certain religions, that there should be only one life partner, thus once a couple is married they may experience relations with one another.


Why does rites important in religion?

Rites are not important in most religions and not used in most religions.


How important are religions?

Considering that religions are responsible for shaping people's worldviews, cultural contexts, values, and interactions, it is clear that religions are very important.


Why is Greek mythology important in Greece?

Just like some countries have religions they believe in, in Greece they believe in their mythology so that they have reasons for why things were created etc.


What religions grew out of Christianity?

A number of religions developed out of Christianity. The most important of these is Islam.


Why is it important to have similar views between religions?

It is not. What is important is civility.


What are 4 good reasons why math is important?

Really there aren't any reasons at all because we wont need math in the future we got smartphones!


What religions are most important?

That depends on what you mean by important. If you have a religion, then that will be the most important to YOU. However if you mean by numbers of followers than the main religions are Christianity Islam Hinduism Buddhism


Why is act 4 scene one an important scene in The Merchant of Venice?

Because it is all about justice and the conflict between the two different religions.


Why is islam important to Israel?

All peaceful religions are important to Israel.


What city is important to a least three of worlds major religions?

Jerusalem, to the Muslim, Judaic, and Christian religions.