It is far too complex a question for there to be a simple this-or-that answer. It is clear from history that religion has played a key role in many major political disagreements including wars, but it is also clear that some religions have at times been strong forces for peace. Three of the great world religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam, have each been on both sides of this argument at various times. Other world religions like Hinduism and Buddhism are fundamentally more oriented toward peace.
It may be more useful to explore the relationship between governments that do not allow the establishment of state religion and those that do. There is no implication that one way is necessarily preferable as long as the general principle of no compulsion in religion is adhered to where state religion exists. The US does not allow the establishment of religion while the UK has established the Anglican Church as the state religion with the monarch as its temporal head. The UK has broad and powerful protections for those who wish to practice some other religion or no religion at all.
There is also a difference between a government establishing a state religion, and a government that for all intents and purposes sees no difference at all between civil government and the practice of and adherence to a specific religion. It may be that maintaining freedom from compulsion in religion is more difficult to protect in some of these approaches to religion and government.
Everyone should consider that religion in principle is not the issue. The problem is adherents of religion that take on a hyper-evangelistic or militant mission to literally destroy all systems and peoples that do not hold to one specific set of religious beliefs and practices.
A:There is a historical relationship, in that Christianity developed within the Jewish milieu as an extension of Second Temple Judaism, and then some six hundred years later, Islam developed from beliefs held by Arabian Jews and Christians, with perhaps some additional pagan and Zoroastrian concepts added.The three religions hold some basic beliefs in common, such as worship of one God, and belief in the historicity of the Old Testament accounts.These three religions are similar beacuase they all revolve around the same books of the bible. These books are the Hebrew Bible, which Jews follow. The Christians add the New Testament (plus or minus several books for catholics and mormons). Then the muslims add more books and the story of Mohammad. Though the biblical differences can be seen, the most arguable difference is on Christ. Jews believe that he was not the messiah and are waiting for the coming of the messiah. The Christins believe that Jesus was the messiah and are waiting for his second coming. The muslims do not believe the Jesus was the son of God, but do hold that he was a prophet. There are more differences on the requirements for salvation, but they are finicky and long. If you need more info let me know.
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The Latin word for 'Happy' is laetus. Depending on the conjugation of the verb it could have multiple endings. Add 'a' to the end to make 'laeta' which is the nominative case. Add 'um' to the end to make 'laetum' which is the accusative case.
you need to add a month every four years or else the seasons get messed up.
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you have to find a common denominator first, then you can just add them together and get your answer
A+(B+C**3) (A-(+D+B/A+B)
There are lots of different types of problems in algebra; you have to learn each type separately. For example, how to add similar expressions; how to multiply expressions; how to factor polynomials; how to solve equations; etc.
This answer is completely based in opinion. I'm not going to answer it, only add this disclaimer. OK political people, have at it :-).
There is only one type of rational number so there are no different types which you can add.
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