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Buddhist : 94.50%
Islam : 4.29%
Christianity : 1.17%
Hinduism : 0.03%
Sikhism : 0.02
Confucianism : 0.02
Other religions : 0.11
Not religious : 0.07
Unknown : 0.005

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1. My opinion on Religion are belief and worship.

2. Russian Orthodoxy
Christians
Muslims
Neopagans and Tengrists
Buddhists

3. Russian Orthodoxy (41.1%)
Christians (6.3%)
Muslims (6.5%)
Neopagans and Tengrists (1.2%)
Buddhists (0.5%)
(2012)

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Indians see religious tolerance as a central part of who they are as a nation. Across the major religious groups, most people say it is very important to respect all religions to be “truly Indian.” And tolerance is a religious as well as civic value: Indians are united in the view that respecting other religions is a very important part of what it means to be a member of their own religious community.

These shared values are accompanied by a number of beliefs that cross religious lines. Not only do a majority of Hindus in India (77%) believe in karma, but an identical percentage of Muslims do, too. A third of Christians in India (32%) – together with 81% of Hindus – say they believe in the purifying power of the Ganges River, a central belief in Hinduism. In Northern India, 12% of Hindus and 10% of Sikhs, along with 37% of Muslims, identity with Sufism, a mystical tradition most closely associated with Islam. And the vast majority of Indians of all major religious backgrounds say that respecting elders is very important to their faith.

Yet, despite sharing certain values and religious beliefs – as well as living in the same country, under the same constitution – members of India’s major religious communities often don’t feel they have much in common with one another. The majority of Hindus see themselves as very different from Muslims (66%), and most Muslims return the sentiment, saying they are very different from Hindus (64%). There are a few exceptions: Two-thirds of Jains and about half of Sikhs say they have a lot in common with Hindus. But generally, people in India’s major religious communities tend to see themselves as very different from others.

Hinduism, 14.2%  to Islam, 2.3%  to Christianity, 1.7%  to Sikhism, 0.7% to Buddhism and 0.4% to Jainism.

Hinduism(Sanatana Dharma)-3.35 Billion Years ago
Muslim(Islam)-1000 years ago
Sikh:500 years ago
Christianity:220 years ago
Zoroasterism:1200 years ago

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1. I think religion is belief

2. Catholics, Christians, and Buddhism

3. In 2015
Buddihst: 15.5%
Christian: 19.7%
Catholic: 7.9%
Other: 0.8%
None: 56.1%

4.

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I think religion brings people together

There are Christians
There are Buddhism
There are catholics

Buddihist:15.5%
Christian:19.7
Catholic:7.9%

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The constitution declares Islam to be the state religion but also declares freedom of belief is “absolute.
1. Muslim
99.97%  of people are (Muslim Kuwait)
63.02% of people are (Muslim non-Kuwait)

2. Christianity
0.01% People are (Christain kuwait)
non-Kuwaiti | christan 26.08%

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1. My opinion in religions is like throughout generations your culture that your ancestors pass the cultures, beliefs, and more that makes it important.

2. Muslim
Buddhism
Christianity
Hinduism
No religion

3. Islam: 63.5%
Buddhism: 18.7%
Christianity: 9.1%
Hinduism: 6.1%
No religion: 2.7%

4. Islam: 674 CE
Buddhism: 200 BCE
Christianity: 1511
Hinduism: 1,700 years ago
No religion: 2016

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1. My opinion about religions are they are very cultural and about who you are

2. Islam
Hindus
Christians
Ahmadis

3. Islam 96.47%
Hindus 2.14%
Christians 1.27%
Ahmadis 0.02%

4.  Islam 711
Hindus 800
Christians 1597
Ahmadis 1889

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Hindu:About 1500 bce
Muslim:10th century ce
Christian:52 ad
Sikh:1500 ce
Buddhism:5th century bce

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1.i think religions represent who you are, what are your beliefs, and your culture.But it is okay if you don't have any religion.

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1.i think religions represent who you are, what are your beliefs, and your culture.But it is okay if you don't have any religion.

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1. My opinion about religions are belief, cultural system and to moral values.

2. Christianity
Buddhism
Catholicism

3. Christianity (24.2%)
Buddhism (10.8%)
Catholicism (10.7%)

4. Christianity (1884)
Buddhism (372 CE)
Catholicism (1784)

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The 5 big religions in India are:
1.Hinduism
2.Islam
3Christianity
4.Sikhism
5.Buddhism

By Ryan

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1.Hindu:79.8%
2.Muslim:14.23%
3.Christian:2.3%
4.Sikhism:1.72%
5.Buddhist:0.70%
By Ryan