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Religions
Christianaity
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Christianity is a mono polytheistic religion found in all continents of the world. It is the largest religion in the world with around 31% of the world population believing in christianity. Jesus founded the christian religion by preaching and healing. His followers were the first christians. He was crucified by the Romans but came back to life 3 days later.
Judaism
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Subdivisions of Judaism
ProgressiveJudaism, A major subdivision of Judaism focused on the evolving nature of Judaism, a continuous search for truth and knowledge. It is considered a highly liberal strand of Judaism and focuses less on ceremonial and traditions and regards Jewish law as non binding.
Conservative Judaism, Another branch of Judaism, they believe in strictly adhering in Jewish law which can evolve with time. It is the 3rd largest Jewish religious movement
Orthodox Judaism, A general term for the traditional and conservative branch of contemporary religion with a strict adherence to jewish law.
Judaism is a mono polytheistic religion primarily found in Israel and the United States. Abraham founded the jewish religion after god made a covenant with Abraham and made the jewish people sacred and gave them a sacred land (Isreal).
Islam
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Subdivisions of Islam
Sunni Muslims, The majority of Muslims in islamist communities world wide. After Muhammed's death, the Sunnis believed his successor should be Abu Bakr, while the Shias believed his successor to be Ali. This led to the Shias splitting off
Shia Muslims, around 10% of muslims worldwide are Shias. Relations between the Sunnis and Shias recently have been marked with increasing violence with a middle eastern cold war taking place between Iran (Shia) and Saudi Arabia (Sunni) since the 1970s..
Islam is a mono polytheistic religion primarily found in the middle east and Northern Africa. It is the 2nd largest religion on earth. Followers believe in the god Allah and his prophet Muhammed who founded the muslim religion after god sent him messages which he wrote down in a book called the Quaran in modern day Saudi Arabia.
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