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In Nigeria, religion is not only a part of life, it shapes everything. With large Christian and Muslim communities, faith often defines friendships, neighborhood organization, and even who rises to power. Days are often filled with prayer, fasting, and specific clothing and food customs.

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In Nigeria, religion is not only a part of life, it shapes everything. With large Christian and Muslim communities, faith often defines friendships, neighborhood organization, and even who rises to power. Days are often filled with prayer, fasting, and specific clothing and food customs.

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In the United States, despite a separation of church and state, religious and spiritual beliefs influence people's daily lives in different but significant ways. They create ethical and moral values, drive volunteerism and charity through numerous religious organizations, and influence civic participation and political debate, where religious freedom is a key concept.

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In the United States, despite a separation of church and state, religious and spiritual beliefs influence people's daily lives in different but significant ways. They create ethical and moral values, drive volunteerism and charity through numerous religious organizations, and influence civic participation and political debate, where religious freedom is a key concept.

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Think of it this way: in Nigeria, religion is right there, out in the open, guiding everything from daily habits to laws. It's woven into life. In the U.S., it's more of a personal choice, happily living alongside the government. Both countries have different varieties of religions, but in Nigeria, it's common to see groups competing directly or remaining in their own areas. In the United States, the issue focuses more on separate religious groups.

# data[].attributes.subject
Think of it this way: in Nigeria, religion is right there, out in the open, guiding everything from daily habits to laws. It's woven into life. In the U.S., it's more of a personal choice, happily living alongside the government. Both countries have different varieties of religions, but in Nigeria, it's common to see groups competing directly or remaining in their own areas. In the United States, the issue focuses more on separate religious groups.