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In early 2012, the breakdown of the country's population was listed as 75.3% Jewish, 20.6% Muslim, and the remaining 4.3% comprising Christian, Druze, Baha'i, Buddhist, Hindu, Atheist, Other, Unspecified, and None of the above.
Judaism may be the most common religion in Israel and Israel may be the Jewish State, but Judaism has no official legal status in Israel that is in any way superior to that of other religions.
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Where was Jewish religion begian?
In Canaan...modern day Israel.
What is some information on religion practiced?
what it is , is that the religion of most people in modern Egypt is Islam which is the state religion. Approximately 87 percent of the population is Muslim. There is also a significant minority of Coptic Christians. Prior to the establishment of modern Israel, there was a significant population of Jews, but nearly all have now immigrated to Israel
Are you sure Israel's religion is polytheistic?
Answer 1Answering very carefully, I come up with this:-- If you're talking about the modern state of Israel, then "Israel's" religion ... that is, the religion of the nation ... is totally polytheistic, simply because that nation has no official religion. Everyone is free to practice the religion of their choice, or to practice no religion, and the laws of modern Israel prohibit religious discrimination.-- If you're talking about the people of Israel in history, then I'm sure that their religion is notpolytheistic. One thing that virtually everyone agrees on is that Judaism introduced monotheism into a polytheistic world.Answer 2The simple answer as concerns Ancient Israel is "No" and the simple answer as concerns modern Israel is "Not Applicable".The commonly explained view is that Judaism was the first religion to promote monotheism. However, there is a scholarly debate as to when this monotheistic view began. Most Jews and other Monotheists hold that the Israelites were consistently monotheistic while scholars usually say that this was a development later in history with the Israelites starting as polytheists and henotheists before becoming monotheistic.The modern State of Israel has no state religion which makes it impossible to say whether it is atheist, monotheist, henotheist, or polytheist. The state literally has no opinion on the matter. The majority of Israel's citizens today are monotheists or atheists, but this has no bearing on what the state professes. This is similar to the United States.
In which present day country did the religion Christianity begin?
In modern day Israel, although many of the early churches were founded across modern day Turkey.
Where did the religion that became known as judaism begin?
The religion that is known in modern times as "Judaism" began with the ethics and philosophy of the Biblical Abraham, after he had left his native land and migrated the the region known today as "Israel".
What was the third religion of Israel?
The third religion in Israel is Christianity. It comes after Judaism and Islam religions.
What religions began in Israel?
Ancient Israel was a theocratic kingdom and so the predominant religion and the religion of the state was the religion of the Israelites. It is often considered to be Judaism although modern Orthodox Judaism is different from this religion because the debates and discussions of the Talmud and subsequent works had not yet been written. There were probably minorities of Canaanite Polytheists, Egyptian Polytheists, and Hellenic Polytheists in and around the Ancient Kingdoms of Israel.
Is israel's religion christianity?
Israel is 75% Jewish.
What is the native religion of Israel?
Judaism has been the native religion of Israel since 3800 years ago.
For what religion is israel the homeland?
Judaism. Israel is 75% Jewish.
What religion is Israel the homeland?
Judaism. Israel is 75% Jewish.
Does Israel have a major religion?
Yes. Judaism at 75% is the religion professed by most Israelis, but since Israel has no official state religion, it does not overwhelm politics.
