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Comparing Australia and Asia

The Australian Constitution guarantees
freedom and forbids a state religion. Almost all Australians are Christians. The Church of England (Anglican Church) is the largest religious group, followed by the Roman Catholic, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches.

All the world's major religions began in Aisa. Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. The history of these religions is traced in separate articles and in the RELIGION article. More Asians practice Hinduism than any other religion. Hinduism is the major faith in India and Nepal.

There are many religions in India and China. Eighty-three percent of India's people are Hindus. Eleven percent are Muslims. The Muslims live in Bangladesh, Maldives, and Pakistan. There are a little bit of Buddhists in Sri Lanka. All the major religions in Asia are Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Judaism. They all started at different......

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