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10 Most Famous Religions In The World

Top 10 Most Powerful Religions In The World | Surprise With The Number Of Followers Of Christianity

We all know that money is not everything, and regardless of whether you are a religious or an atheist, you should know that there are many religions in the world and the right thing to do. respect their ideals. Be happy, have fun, help people, and don't be the bad guy. With the above spirit, let's find out the 10 strongest religions in the world.

10. Baha'i, 7 million followers. 

Baha'u'llah is a Persian man who founded Baha'i religion in the 19th century. Baha'i religion believes in the unity of all religions. Baha'i unites the messengers in the history of religions such as Krishna, Buddha, Moses, Jesus, Mohammed into a religion that fits the needs of the time and the capabilities of the people of that time.

Baha'i followers pray and worship God - a god of all mankind. They believe that all religions in the world have only one and most sacred God. They pursue simplicity. This is also reflected in their rituals, mainly in households or private gatherings. There are only 7 Baha'i churches in the world.

9. Judaism, 14 million adherents. 

The first temple of Judaism, the Temple of Solomon, dates back to 832 BC. It was an important shrine in Jerusalem. Abraham is the father of the Jewish people. When his descendants were enslaved in Egypt, God called Mutz to lead his people in the exodus from this land.

8. Spiritualism, 50 million followers.

In the early 19th century, a French teacher named Allan Kardec founded animism. Unlike most other religions, Allan Kardec is not a prophet. In fact, spiritualism does not believe in prophecies either. Kardec has written five books on spiritualism, which are based on research and evidence on conversations with the spiritual world. This religion embraces the same values ​​as Christianity, but does not see Jesus as the Son of God.

They believe that humans are immortal souls, living in physical bodies for moral and intellectual improvement until the day they come to the spiritual world. 

 

 

 

 

7. Sikhism, 23 million followers.

Sikhism was founded by Guru Nanak in Pakistan in the 16th century. Sikhs believe in God as a supreme being. He was known as Ek Onkar. Sikhs pray through hymns and meditation. Sikhism is about altruism. The rituals of Sikhism are similar to those of Hinduism and Islam. What is unique about this religion is that it is especially forbidden to cut hair for those who have undergone initiation.

6. Traditional African religion, 100 million followers.

Africans have many traditional religions, but they all share the same concept. They believe in gods, spirits, ancestor reverence, and magic. They worship supernatural forces, including their ancestors. They see ancestors as the intermediary link between man and God. Their religious rites involved wine ceremonies and animal sacrifices. They believe that humans should have harmony with the supernatural world.

5. Buddhism, 376 million followers.

According to Buddhist history, Buddha was born in Lumbini, which is part of present-day Nepal, in 563 BC. His name was Siddhartha Gautama and he was a prince, leading a lavish life. After he left life in the palace, he realized human misery. This was his awakening moment, he meditated continuously for forty days, fighting worldly temptations to reach nirvana. Since then, he began to teach people about his contemplations. Many people have been moved under His virtue. At the age of 80, he died in Kushnick, which is part of what is now India.

4. Traditional Chinese religion, 394 million adherents.

Traditional Chinese religion dates back to 206 BC, when the Han Dynasty ruled the country. They worship a Chinese God. The Chinese believe in gods and that the spiritual world is a form of supernatural existence in the natural world. There are four major concepts of religion, covering aspects of values, worldview and human outlook in life. The first concept: Thien, which means Heaven / Jade Emperor / God, is considered the source of morality in life. Second, Qi, refers to the breath or substance that makes up all things. Third, Respected Ancestor - Jinzu, refers to respect for ancestors and finally, causality - bao ying, refers to moral reciprocity, reciprocity.

3. Hinduism, 900 million followers.

Hinduism is an age-old religion that is a combination of many different Indian cultures and traditions. It is considered a legacy of folk religions, dating back to 30,000 BC, in which orthodox Hinduism first appeared in 200 BC. The concept of God in Hinduism is very complex. It depends on the traditions and philosophies of each individual.

This is also reflected in ritual practices. For example, Hindus in India perform different rituals than Hindus in Bali Indonesia. In general, they worship the supreme beings such as Vishnu, Brahma, Shiva and/or Shakti. The gods also embody the life of Hindus, directing people to the right goals. God Dharma – towards morality/duty, God Artha – towards prosperity, God Kama – towards emotions and desires in life and God Moksha – towards liberation.

2. Islam, 1.5 billion followers.

In 610 AD, Muhammad was revealed by God through the Archangel Gabriel. These revelations were recorded in a book, called the Quran. The concept of God in Islam is very strict and clear. God is one and He is almighty. He created the universe simply and so they believe that there is only one religion in the world, in which Islam and Mohammed are His messengers.

1 – Christianity, 2.1 billion followers.

Christianity believes that the child of God was born in the 4th year AD. He is Jesus Christ, the One who brought salvation to mankind. His life story is written in the Bible and becomes a "torch to light the way" in the lives of Christians (Christians). Christianity teaches the laity to believe in the Trinity. They believe that there is only one God who exists in three persons and cannot be divided. He is the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. The 2.1 billion followers of Christianity are divided into many different denominations. The three main denominations are Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, and Protestant. These three denominations have some differences but all believe in the same God.

Before we started making this video, we tried to talk to people of the above religions and we don't mean to offend anyone. This is the information we present to the best of our knowledge at the time of making the Video. What do you think about the different religions of the world? Do you have any religious activities? What religion are you following? Let us know. We look forward to your feedback on this matter. 

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