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Besides Christianity, what are some of the other religions practiced in the United States?
Individuals in the U.S. are free to practice any faith they choose; therefore, most faiths are represented to some degree. Besides the many sects of Christianity, you'll find Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Pagan, Wicca, Islam, Sikhism, Jainism, Parsis (Zoroastrianism), Taoism, Confucianism, Shintoism, Scientology and a host of others.
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What religon did most slaves follow?
Many slaves in the United States were forced to convert to Christianity by their enslavers. As a result, a significant number of slaves practiced Christianity, particularly various Protestant denominations such as Baptist and Methodist. However, some slaves also practiced traditional African religions or blended elements of African spirituality with Christianity.
How many major religions and major languages does the United states have?
The United States has hundreds of languages spoken within its borders, but English is the dominant language. In terms of major religions, Christianity is the most widely practiced, followed by other faiths such as Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
What are the two largest religions in Canada?
hi! The Catholic religion and the Christian religion are the two dominant religions practiced in the United States and Canada. I'm not from either of those countries but i know this for a fact. =) Hope that answers your question! P.S If iam wrong, please feel free to give the correct answer! thankyou!
What is the major religion practiced in each of the ten largest countries?
In terms of population, the ten largest countries (and the religions that have the highest number of devotees in them) are, in order: China (Taoism), India (Hinduism), United States (Christianity, mostly Protestant), Indonesia (Islam), Brazil (Roman Catholic), Pakistan (Islam), Bangladesh (Islam), Nigeria (Islam), Russia (Russian Orthodoxy), and Japan (Shintoism). In order of area, the ten largest countries (and their most popular religions) are, in order: Russia (Russian Orthodoxy), Canada (Roman Catholicism), United States (Christianity, mostly Protestant), China (Taoism), Brazil (Roman Catholicism), Australia (Catholicism), India (Hinduism), Argentina (Roman Catholicism), Kazakhstan (Islam), and Sudan (Islam--Sunni).
Do you capitalise the word religion in a sentence?
Yes, the word "Religion" should be capitalized when referring to specific religions or the concept of religion as a whole. For example, "Christianity is a prominent religion in the United States."
What religon did most slaves follow?
Many slaves in the United States were forced to convert to Christianity by their enslavers. As a result, a significant number of slaves practiced Christianity, particularly various Protestant denominations such as Baptist and Methodist. However, some slaves also practiced traditional African religions or blended elements of African spirituality with Christianity.
How many major religions and major languages does the United states have?
The United States has hundreds of languages spoken within its borders, but English is the dominant language. In terms of major religions, Christianity is the most widely practiced, followed by other faiths such as Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism.
What are the two largest religions in Canada?
hi! The Catholic religion and the Christian religion are the two dominant religions practiced in the United States and Canada. I'm not from either of those countries but i know this for a fact. =) Hope that answers your question! P.S If iam wrong, please feel free to give the correct answer! thankyou!
What were the major religions in Medieval Europe?
There were three major religions found in medieval Europe. They were Judaism, Islam and Christianity. Of course there were many other religions practiced but these three represented the majority of the population.
What are the top four religions in the US?
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
What kind of religion does the United States have?
The largest religions in the US include Christianity and Judaism.
Which best describes the religion of those that call themselves Arabs?
In the Arab states, Islam is the most common religion. It is essential to note that there are other religions practiced, such as Christianity and Baha'i.
What religions are in Arizona?
Pretty much all the religions one would find elsewhere in the United States: Catholicism, Protestantism, Mormonism, Judaism, and Native American religions.
Where is Christianity practiced most today?
Christianity is practiced most today in the Americas, particularly in the United States and Brazil, as well as in Europe, with countries like Russia, Germany, and Italy having significant Christian populations. Additionally, countries in Africa such as Nigeria and the Philippines in Asia also have large Christian populations.
Are there any growing religions or native religions that are notable in Mexico?
Growing religions in Mexico, on detriment of Catholicism:Protestantism.Islam (specially among southern states).There are two most notable native religions to Mexico. One would be the one practiced by the Aztec civilization, which had a great emphasis on war and human sacrifice. The other would be the religion practiced by the Mayan civilization, which included among other things, the 2012 doomsday prediction.
What do Germans believe in?
They are not too different from the rest of the world ,but mostly ChristanAnswerIf your question means to ask "what religions are practiced in Germany," the answer is: nearly all the same religions that are practiced in the United States. Traditionally Germans were Protestant (in the north) and Catholic (in the south), with a large Jewish population especially in large cities. Since the Holocaust, Judaism is obviously much less practiced in Germany today, but there are vibrant and growing Jewish communities throughout Germany still. In addition, a large Turkish minority practices Islam, and a large Greek minority practices Orthodox Christianity. Nearly every other major world religion, from Hinduism and Buddhism to Scientology are practiced in Germany today--and many Germans are also agnostic or atheistic as well, just as in the United States.
United States religions?
The most common ones are Christianity, Judiaism, and Islam. Others in minority are: Buddhist, Hindu, Baha'i, Zoroastrian, etc.
