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Where is Mahayana Buddhism practised?
everywhere
Does Hinduism follow the four noble truths?
To an extent, Yes. But not entirely. Four truths are mainly thoughts of Buddhism & might or might not be practised by Hindus.
In which country did Buddhism begin?
Buddhism began in India. It is now mostly practised in China.
When did Buddhism stop?
Buddhism is still being practised today and it is one of the fasted growing spirtual paths.
Where is Shintoism practised today?
Mainly in the western part of japan
Where is Christianity mainly practised?
Christianity is practisted all over the world !!!!
What kind of Buddhism was Asoka?
There is ONLY one kind of Buddhism in this universe. Since Asoka is an Indian he practised Buddhism with Indian culture. Asoka was a king and therefore had the power to spread Buddhism by building many places where Buddhists can performed the way of life.
What theory that focuses mainly on how to be not on what to do?
Buddhism
What are the religions are there in Burma?
Mainly Buddhism
Why is zen a popular religion?
What makes you think it is? It is one of many schools of Mahayana (big vehicle) Buddhism - and is practised mainly in Japan (also soem parts of Vietnam and Korea). There are many schools and there is also Theravada Buddhism (the other main branch - the original teaching; before the great divide over 2 millenia ago)
Where and how was early Christianity mainly practised?
Palestine, Rome, Greece, & Armenia. It was mainly practiced with the celebration of the Eucharist(the Body & Blood Of Christ).
What religions are in Tasmania?
Tasmania is part of Australia, so therefore its main religion is Christianity. However, like the rest of Australia, it is also multicultural, meaning that other religions such as Muslim and Buddhism are also practised by some individuals.
