There are a few religions that do this;
Christianity
Pantheism
New Age
These religions are all taught to not have prejudice or hate against any one person/ other religion. Christianity teaches that you must love your neighbor as you would love yourself and so does Judaism. Pantheism teaches that the world is God and is connected meaning that we must take care of everything and everyone. New Age is just an evolved form of Pantheism which believes that the world is connected and everyone to it, but the earth is just earth, not God. I personally believe that in Atheism, they follow Christian morals, but do not believe in God, so it is an evolved form of Christianity.
(By the way, when I say evolved, I am saying that it derived from it, not necessarily that one is better than the other. My personal opinion is that Christianity is the kindest, but unfortunately, many hypocrites derive from the religion as well just like any other religion. Many people do their best to follow God's instructions on morality)
Religions such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, and Judaism all promote the importance of kindness, compassion, and helping others in their teachings and scriptures. These religions emphasize treating others with respect, empathy, and love, and encourage followers to be altruistic and charitable towards one another.
All religions teach us to believe in God, all religions teach us to love one another, to be kind and compassionate, all religions ask us to live a moral life. There may be different interpretations, and religions and followers of religions may do different things but the commonality between all religions is for us to love God, to seek God, and achieve God. Unfortunately, religions are only a kindergarten, they teach us the ABC of God, then we go round and round in a merry-go-round and we die without going beyond the kindergarten of religion. We don't need to change our religion, but we need to go beyond religion to the university of spirituality which will help us to realize God in the temple of our heart.
An Anthropologist is one good answer, they study all religions as a consistently arrising social phenomenon. It is a social institution on all levels of social order, hard to detect in lower primates but i suspect it is there in a nacent form. So what is going on? Humanity is working to assure the growth of consciousness will have a path forward anon, and that the kids do not have to make the same foolish mistakes the ancestors made; we have taboo, precept, and commandment-WORD! To honour the efforts of all religions and to thereby transcend the divisive is to aproach religion from the state of intellectual freedom. This being the case, lets call this intrepid soul, free. So, a person who believes in all religions is free; that is my answer. -------- Another answer is - one who follows the Baha'i faith. (http://www.bahai.org/)
Christianity is a monotheistic religion founded on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Islam is also a monotheistic religion founded on the teachings of the prophet Muhammad. Both religions have different beliefs and practices but share common elements such as the belief in one God and moral teachings for followers.
Advantages of religion include providing a sense of purpose, community support, and moral guidance. However, some disadvantages can include conflict between different religious groups, close-mindedness, and the potential for individuals to use religion to justify harmful actions.
People who practice a religion typically believe in a higher power or deity, follow certain teachings or moral guidelines, participate in rituals or ceremonies, and may seek spiritual fulfillment, guidance, or a sense of purpose in their lives through their faith. Each religion has its own unique beliefs and practices that shape the worldview of its followers.
i have no idea :( sorry
Ostensibly all of these do, but they have different amounts of success in effectively communicating this message.
Usually people of many different religions came to french colonies.
Success encourages me.
Usually Muslim.
Christianity.
Some people aren't Catholic because they were exposed to different religions when they were children so when they became older, they kept their religion. For example, if I was born in Japan, I'd be more exposed to religions such as Buddhism since there is more Buddhism there than say the Middle East. Some people's parents weren't Catholic so they were taught by their parents more about other faiths. It is kind of hard for some people to convert to another faith because they learned most of their spiritual knowledge from another faith and it contradicts with other beliefs from otehr faiths.
Always! Everyone knows that the sun is in the sky. Many ancient religions involved some kind of sun-worship.
Muslims; as all people of other faiths and religions; believe that prison is a kind of justifiable punishment on violating laws.
Christianity, mainly. There probably still is a Catholic majority, but it seems that people are gradually defecting from the Catholic church, and changing to different Protestant churches.
yes
Polytheism.