With around 2.4 billion adherents split into three main branches of Catholic, Protestant and Eastern Orthodox, Christianity is the world's largest religion
In all the world's population, about 1/5 of 1 percent is Jewish.
Peter Berger's major contribution to sociology was his work on the social construction of reality, which focused on how individuals collectively create and maintain shared meanings and interpretations of the world. His ideas helped to shape the field of sociology by highlighting the importance of understanding how society's norms and values influence human behavior and interactions. Berger also made significant contributions to the study of religion and modernity, exploring the role of religion in modern society and the ways in which it shapes individuals' perceptions of the world.
Its muslim! Sorry but no Christianity is still the largest religion in the world. Approximately 31.50% of world population.
It would be impossible to list every single religion that has ever existed in human history - there are far too many of them. Consider, for example, that in ancient times, every tribe had its own separate religion. Here are some of the religions that have, or have had in the past, large followings. Christianity. Islam. Judaism. Hinduism. Buddhism (some people argue that Buddhism is not really a religion). Sikhism. Confucianism (again, not everyone agrees that Confucianism counts as a religion). Taoism. Shintoism (the traditional religion of Japan). Zoroastrianism (the traditional religion of Persia). Manicheeism (probably doesn't exist any more). Catharism (an offshoot of Manicheeism that was very popular in Europe in the tenth to thirteenth centuries). Jainism (an offshoot of Hinduism). The Ancient Egyptian religion. The Ancient Canaanite religion (very nasty). The Ancient Celtic religion. The Ancient Greek religion (later adopted by the Romans with only minor synchretism with whatever the Romans had originally believed). The Norse religion. The Aztec religion (super-nasty). Neo-Paganism (an attempt to revive and modernise religions of this type). Animism (hundreds of forms of this).
Judaism is considered a major religion because of its historical significance, influence on other faiths, and cultural impact. It is one of the oldest monotheistic religions and has played a significant role in shaping religious and ethical values worldwide. Additionally, Judaism's emphasis on tradition, community, and ethical guidelines has contributed to its enduring importance.
Christianity originated in the Middle East after Jesus Christ was born, and now is a widespread religion there and throughout the world. (There are other religions in the Middle East too.)
The religion with the largest population percentage in the world is Christianity.
Buddhism started in India. It was based on the sayings and teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, who is largely known as The Buddha. Buddhism became a major world religion as it spread throughout Asia over hundreds of years and as it eventually was adopted in the West with increasing popularity.
Christianity.
Christianity!
Catholicism is the largest denomination within Christianity. Christianity itself is the largest religion in the entire world, hence Catholicism is a major world religion.
According to Operation World, the major religion in Congo is Christianity, primarily Catholicism.
It was the religion called Islam.
The Muslim religion which has the greatest number of followers throughout the world.
There is no "one world religion." There are many different cultures throughout the world and many different religions. Some nations have an official religion for their country, but there isn't a "one world religion" of any kind. Christianity is the most commonly practiced religion in the world, but it certainly isn't the ONLY religion of the world, neither is it the official religion of the world.
not sure but religion is the worst thing in the world............
confucianism was based off the teachings of a chinese man named confucius. it is not a major religion. it was a religion in china many years ago.