There are many world religions, when it comes down to religion. In this article, we will talk about Christianity (Islam), Hinduism (Judaism), and Islam. Each religion has its own beliefs, practices, and rituals. Here's a list that will give you an idea how many people adhere to each one.
Islam
Islam is second after Christianity as the largest religion in history. While its origins date back to 7th century, its history is shorter than the history of major world religions. It began during the time of the prophet Muhammad and is a monotheistic religion. According to the Quran, there is only one true God and followers are required to live completely in submission to Allah. Although they believe that nothing can happen to them without Allah's will, Muslims still believe in free will and are capable of achieving their goals.
Christianity
The majority religion practiced by the world's inhabitants is Christianity. With over 2.3 billion Christians, Christianity is the largest religion. Only 246,000 of them are found in the United States. Along with Judaism or Islam, this religion has been called one of Abrahamic religions. It was originally a sect within Judaism that existed in ancient Israel and eventually spread across the globe.
Hinduism
Hindus believe that there is one supreme being who can rule all things. They believe in the cyclical nature time and the concept karma.
Judaism
Jewish religious tradition emphasizes the idea of a covenant between God (God) and the Jewish People. On Mount Sinai, the God of creation entered into a unique relationship with the Jewish people. The God of creation entered into a unique relationship with the Jewish people. In return, they acknowledged God as their ultimate ruler and agreed to obey God's laws. God recognizes the Jewish people as his chosen people. Over the years, there have been many variations of Judaism. Radical monotheism remains a constant. This belief holds that the world is ruled over by one divine intellect and is therefore intelligible. This mind manifests itself in the natural order and social history as well as revelation.
Sikhism
Sikhism does NOT condemn people to Hell. But it believes that reincarnation is possible and that karma is possible. It believes in God worshipping and praying for all humanity's prosperity. It also prohibits the consumption and eating of intoxicating beverages. Sikhs believe that only "jhatka" meat can be eaten, which means it was slaughtered in one stroke.
Zoroastrianism
Zoroastrianism has many similarities to Christianity but it is vastly different from the monotheistic religions. It is not like Christianity and emphasizes the duality of good & evil. It does not understand dualism as an absolute, however. It believes that good is inseparable and that God has limited omnipotence. In the Zoroastrian view, the two powers are co-equal and are therefore equal in power.
Baha'i Faith
Baha'i Faith can be described as a global independent religion. Baha'u'llah is known as the founder, while the community is also called the Baha'i. The Baha'i calendar is a solar calendar that is divided into 19 months, with four or five intercalary days and nine holy days. The calendar starts and ends at sunset. It is available to all and can be observed by non-Baha’is.