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• Steps
• Tips
• Warnings

In modern society, billions of people are in constant contact with each other. They often come from different cultural and geographic areas. It is worth having a general idea of ​​the different religions that different people have adopted.

Steps

1. 1 Get rid of any prejudice or prejudice you may have if you are going to research different religions. Try to learn the essence of religion. You can also listen to the arguments for and against religion.
2. 2Start by brainstorming three inner concepts - law, education, and religion - that rule society through three concepts - politics, industrialization and urbanization in the outer layer
3. 3 Read about the concept of communication between people. There is a sender and a receiver, and a communication channel. In particular, "the creation of meaning already on the receiving side, based on the accumulation of information, is preferable to an explicit message by the sender."
4. 4 Explore the first fork in the division between atheists and believers. The second fork goes within religions, dividing between Abrahamic and other religions. The third ramification goes between the Indo-Iranian religions of Zoroaster, Hinduism and Buddhism on the one hand, and the ancient, tribal religions (known as paganism) on the other.
5. 5 It is very exciting to study ancient and tribal religions, especially those related to Ancient Greece and Rome. In particular, they had a greater influence on the literary European languages. This led to the emergence of individual aspirations and commitments.
6. 6 Studying tribal and pagan religions can help improve our understanding of anthropological concepts and human symbols.
7. 7 Learn carefully about the differences between Hinduism and Buddhism that many people confuse.
8. 8 Learn about the different adaptations of Buddhism in China, Indochina, and Japan.
9. 9 Understand that although adherence to the religion of Zoroaster declined to a very small population, it has had a profound impact on the modern world through the ideas of Plato. In fact, in the offshoot of Zoroastrianism known as Mithraism, there are many Christian rituals such as Sunday, Christmas or Easter.
10. 10Divide between the northern Abrahamic religions of Judaism and Christianity on the one hand, and the South Abrahamic religions of Islam on the other.
11. 11 Explore the origins of all religions on the modern map.
12. 12 Learn about major sects, interpretations, schools, or movements of the religion you are studying. For Christianity, it can be Catholicism, Protestantism, Evangelism, Orthodoxy, Baptism, Lutheranism, Calvinism, Mormonism, humanism. Islam: Sunnis, Shiites, Deobandis, Salafis (Wahhabis), reformers, Qur'anites, Barelwis, Ahl al-Habis, Islamists. Judaism: Hasidim, Sephardic, Reform, Masorti, Orthodox and many sects of Hinduism.
13. 13 Familiarize yourself with mysticism as a faction or elite of all religions.

Tips

• For a deeper understanding of a religion other than your own, it is recommended to study its history.
• If necessary, study religion from its sources, not from people who have adopted it.
• Talk to scholars from and not to the religion you are studying. This will provide you with a deeper understanding of it and has its benefits. For example, if you have problems studying a religion, find a scholar who adheres to it for answers, but you probably won't want to ask the same person about other features of this religion (i.e. he may try to preach them to you) ...

Warnings

• Religious beliefs are often detrimental to relationships and must be used with special skill.
• In some companies, people can agree not to argue about religion with a few exceptions.