no, you are able to practice whatever religion you want in the USA.
Although, Catholicism is very popular.
In the United States, student religion groups are generally allowed to meet in public schools as long as they follow the same guidelines and policies that apply to other student-led organizations. Schools must ensure that there is no sponsorship or endorsement of a particular religion by the school itself.
A main tenet of communism is that religion is necessarily false and is unjustly used to control the masses. In all communist states, religion is strongly discouraged (i.e., penalized). Nevertheless, a certain degree of religion is tolerated to accommodate committed believers who might find death preferable to life without God. In the USSR, Russian Orthodox was allowed. In China, a variety of religions is allowed, including Islam and Catholicism. Religions must register with the government, and in some countries the adherents must register as well; church leaders must be approved by the government; proselyting is forbidden. Governments like power and do not like to share it. Freedom of religion requires continual defense. Freedom of religion, as well as all other freedoms in the US, is under challenge, and is being chipped away, bit by bit.
Yes, although it is hardly an easy task. Many countries have separated church and state. They either have seen the dismal result of their own theocratic history or else they look to such countries as Iran and Saudi Arabia today where religion is a compulsory part of society and law.A truly free society must separate the two, for religion is a personal belief and should never be a part of any government that serves all citizens.
There is no set number of followers required for a belief system to be considered a religion. A religion is typically defined by its beliefs, practices, rituals, and cultural aspects rather than the number of followers it has. The significance and influence of a religion are not solely determined by its size.
religion teaches us our genderAnswer:All living things are given a nature. They must live according to that given nature. Animals and plants have one nature and man and human have another. As human, we must live according to that given nature. As human, we ought to be kind, loving, sympathetic, loving, caring, patient and tolerant. We have to make a conscious effort to reveal these kindly and humane qualities because these qualities are not a part of our conduct. We are required to practice a religion, to bring these essential qualities in our conduct by gaining knowledge, through devotion by doing deeds that are good. Religion asks us to believe in our creator. It asks us to direct our love and devotion towards it. We are required to read scriptures and lastly we have to perform certain rituals. The divine quality, through patience and practice, gradually seeps into our conduct. Through religion, we acquire at least the semblance of human. We learn to live in peace with each other. That is the sole purpose of religion.
To a point. It must obey with the rules and obligations you became entitled to obey when you become an American citizen.
Every citizen must pay taxes.Every citizen must obey the laws.Every citizen must agree to serve on a jury if selected.Every (male) citizen must register for the military's selective service
A US citizen can practice law in the UK. They must first pass the bar exam and then get hired by a UK law firm.
Jews practice their religion every day. It is not as if they are Jews from 9-5 and then from 5-9 they become Atheists. Judaism is also an orthopractical religion which means that there are a lot of physical rituals that a person must perform daily, so there cannot be a single day that passes where a religious Jew does not practice his faith.
According to the Traditionalist and Perennialist schools of philosophy, you can remove a curse by continuing to pray and practice your religion. You must practice your religion in the traditional way.
Yes
list 10 commandments that every citizen must adhere to, to be able to get citizenship of this republic of consideration?
To me, and this is not a complete list, but being a good Australian citizen means working hard, obeying the rule of law, participating in the political process, respecting the rights and opinions of others and looking out for your mates. I don't believe that any of these contradict what is also required to be a good Muslim. That being the case, I can't see why a person cannot be both a good Muslim and a good Australian citizen. Islam is not my religion, but as a good Australian citizen, I must (and I do) respect and support the right of Muslims to practice their religion... and I welcome them as fellow Australian citizens.
You must be at least 35 and be an American citizen born in the US. Religion, race, and such does not matter.
Civil responsibilities are the responsibilities that every civilian must have and practice.
The responsibilities are that you must go to Mass every week, help the poor, and many more. The responsibilities are not just to be nice it is also forgive and show loyalty. Many people thing that the responsibilities are just to be nice, but no you have to show it in different ways other than be nice. Being Catholic in a Free Society is to be able to practice our faith and stand up for our religion. Since we are able to practice our faith we have the responsibilities to spread the word of God.
Regular practice and dedication can score 100 on every test.Thorough revision is must before the exam