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I am going to discuss why the eastern religions are so different and why they are so similar, to the western religions, and why all over the world there are gods that are worshiped by people even though they have little else in common. I'm also going to ask how religion unifies and divides people through all of history. I intend to show that although many religions from around that time have many differences, that it is amazing how similar they are even though they were developed by completely different people and different civilizations.
I should also add that my views may be a little biased toward Christianity as I was raised as a Christian in a strict Christian area but I try not only in this essay but in life to be as an objective view as possible.
I'll start off by going over the fundamentals of Christianity. One weird thing about Christianity though is that there are many different divisions within Christianity and one group of Christians could believe something almost......

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