The Big Religion Chart

This "Great Religious Chart" is an attempt to summarize the major religions and belief systems of the world - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism etc - in a quick reference comparison chart. In such charts, excessive replication is inevitable, it is not a replacement for advanced religious research and exploration, it is a simple and quick overview. I hope this table will be a useful tool to compare the basic religious beliefs and practices of the world religion and practices of the creed system.

Currently more than 40 religious and belief systems are listed. If a group is not displayed, it does not mean that it is not religious or irrelevant, the graph is not inclusive and continues to grow. See also our list of religious and religious definitions. Click on the link in the chart to see more details about Religion Facts about religion and subject matter.

Please refer to http://www.religionfacts.com/big-religion-chart. Two religious organizations place particular emphasis on the next world in the form of heaven and more or less concrete inheritance. These two religious philosophies are Christian (various) and Muslim. It can also be noted that despite the spread of peace, these two religious philosophies are the worst devastated in history. Two such divisions of violence and peace are found in Christianity and Islam. Is there a connection between terrorism and religious ideology? Is violence and terrorism Miranda the next world-oriented certificate?

If most of the world does not fulfill the definition of religion in Christianity, it is necessary to question the table above and the assumption of the relationship between religion and act of terrorism. Some writers and scholars have a more subtle view of the influence of religion on terrorism. For example, Amy Zalman absolutely refuses the idea of ​​the root cause of the relationship between religion and terrorism. "Today, many believe that religious fanatism brings" terrorism ", but that is not the case. Religious fanatics may create conditions to promote terrorism. However, we know that religious fanatism does not "trigger" terrorism, as many religious fanatics do not choose terrorism or any form of violence.

Based on information from the 2011 study of the Hartford Institute of Religion, the super church played an important role in attending the church. As you can see from the figure below, the main area of ​​the United States with a large church is South and far west. In some areas where the percentage of super church is the highest, there are actually areas where the weekly church attendance rate is at the lowest level. Below is a list of US states, ordered by poverty rate, ranging from 1st place to 50th place. Research by economists at Harvard University and the University of California, Berkeley, states that the religious community provides a source of social capital. It continues to say that this social capital may affect income disparity. The theory advocated by Dr. Tom Lease through his own independent research is that personal concerns and anxiety are directly related to religious beliefs.