What are the religions in Chile?
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according to chile's 2002 census data, which provides the most recent data available, 69.96% are catholics; 15.14% are evangelics; 1.06% are jehovas whitnesses; 0.13% are jews; 0.92 are mormons; 0.03 are muslims; 0.06 are orthodox; 8.3% are either aetheists or agnostic; and 4.39% have some other religion or creed.
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1. Christianity 2.1 billion\n   2. Islam 1.3 billion\n   3. Secular/Irreligious/Agnostic/ Atheist 1.1 billion\n   4. Hinduism 900 million\n   5. Chinese folk religion 394 million\n   6. Buddhism 376 million, not including Chinese folk Religion (see also Buddhism by country)\n   7. Primal indigenous ("Pagan") 300 million\n   8. African traditional and diasporic 100 million\n   9. Sikhism 23 million\n  10. Juche 19 million\n  11. Spiritism 15 million\n  12. Judaism 14 million\n  13. Bahá'í Faith 7 million\n  14. Jainism 4.2 million\n  15. Shinto 4 million (see below)\n  16. Cao Dai 4 million\n  17. Tenrikyo 2 million\n  18. Neo-Paganism 1 million\n  19. Unitarian Universalism 800,000\n  20. Rastafari movement 600,000\n  21. Scientology 500,000\n  22. Zoroastrianism 180,000 to 250,000
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Thats what relgion is about. Look at the history of abuse, torture, inquistions, stonings, sharia, burnings, abuse in kids homes, magdelen laundries (look it up under uk and ireland), gay abuse and sexisim.
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no, there are many paths to God, just as there are many types of peoples,,,, cant see why you included Eskimos in that list,,, that is not a religion
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click here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religions#Largest_religions_or_belief_systems_by_number_of_adherents
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Islam_by_country
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I haven't been able to find a website with that name, but here is a list of the world religions...
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I am in Bath, England and I can tell you, the main religion in this country is Christian (Prosestant), with a large number of Catholics also. We also have a massive Islamic community, particularly in the cities. The other religions you see here are Hebrew, Buddist (particularly in the South and London) and Jewish.\n\nHope this helps!
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Hinduism, Islam, Budhism, Christianity, Jainism, Sikhism are main
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84% according to Adherents.com: http://www.adherents.com/Religions_By_Adherents.html\n\nWith love in Christ.
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Viña del Mar ("Vineyard by the Sea" in Spanish), also known locally as La Ciudad Jardín ("Garden City" in Spanish), is a growing coastal city in central Chile, in the Valparaíso Region. The population stands at 318,489 (April 24, 2004), making it Chile's fourth largest city. It is best known as a tourist and beach destination (with multiple beaches including Reñaca, Las Salinas, Miramar, Casino, and others). One of its key attractions include a gambling casino and a yearly music festival (Festival de la Canción de Viña del Mar.) The city also hosts a yearly ATP tennis tournament in clay courts.\n\nViña del Mar is located some 110 km north-west from Santiago de Chile (less than two-hours' drive), and borders with the port of Valparaíso to the south.\n\nViña del Mar was declared a sister city in 1971 by Sausalito, CA. As you can find a square called Viña de Mar in Sausalito, CA, you can find Sausalito stadium and Sausalito lagoon in Viña del Mar.\n\nViña del Mar was one of the four host cities of the 1962 football (soccer) World Cup. It is home to CD Everton, a football team who play in the Chilean Premier division and who take their name from the great English team of the same name\nVisitors enjoy the gardens and water fountains that decorate the city, particularly a clock made with flowers. There is a horse racing area a bit off downtown, the Valparaiso Sporting Club (as it happens a lot in Chile, this club has a name in English). A large but no so well tended botanical garden is in the outskirts of the city - known as Jardin Botanico or Parque el Salitre or Nitrate Park, since the creator of the park got rich by exploting nitrate mines in the North. A few buildings from the 1800's remained after the repetitive earthquakes that destroyed most of the old areas of the city. Most of them are along Libertad avenue, Quillota street and the Vergara Palace in the park with the same name.\n\nThe city's casino is the oldest in Chile and also the most visited and luxurious. In 2002 a hotel was annexed to the 1930 building, resembling the architectural features of the original building.
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Need more clarification.  What enlightenment are you talking about?   Religion of Buddaisim and Latin America are pretty different
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I was a missionary to the Philippines, and I'm not familiar with Guinsaugon, but Catholic is the main religion for lowland people, many of the mountain tribes are still very into spirit worshiping. More and more many other religions are sending in missionaries, and so the gospel is going into the mountains, and its not just Catholics.
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el religion de christianity es malfico\n\ngracis por nada.
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Culture: http://www.andes.org/index.html\nFacts: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andes
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1. Christ, a great guy, noble and fair teachings, not attached to material stuff... but totally warped by today's Xian churches (some more than others - some denominations I don't know so well. The best I know is Roman Catholic - very removed from primitive Xtianity). The part I like is Jesus' prechings of LOVE. The rest - no thanks.\n\n2. Islam, also an Abrahamic religion, based on the revelations to Muhammad, imposed by force of arms and bloodshed, very discriminative of women. No thanks.\n\n3. Hinduism - very attached to nature and its cycles, a "mother" to buddhism. With commom notions with buddhism (reincarnations, karma, nirvana). Complicated, sophisticated, worthy of study.\n\n4. Judaism - don't know it too well but since it's the origin of Xtian I can imagine. Their god seems a vindicative, jealous and angry one. No thanks.\n\n5. Mormon - That's a Xtian denomination. Not very familiar with its idiosyncrasies.\n\n6. Buddhist - ah, this is good. I mean apart the folkloric part, and you've got to conider the two strems - Therevada and Mahayana. I prefer the ZEN version (part of Therevada). Noble teachings, good advice, unattachment to material stuff, peace, not harming others and ANIMALS, I like it. Best part - NO GOD TO WORSHIP.  More of a philosophy or ethic code than religion. I definitrly could embrace Zen buddhism.\n\n7. Others. All that is related with Nature appeals to me. pagan, wicca, druid, etc. Special mention to NATURAL SCIENTIFIC PANTHEISM. Great if you are disappointed with present day religions. Connection to Nature, the Universe, reverence of the All. No need for a personal god. A philosophy rather than a religion, but with the component of awe, respect, delight, wonder and reverence for Nature and the Universe.\n\nLast word for Taoism - read the TAO-TE-QING. It's beautifully written, and great noble teachings. Unforgettable!! Truly impressive!!
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1)Hinduism--Vedas, Baghavita(sp.), Upanishads Piranhas.\n\n 2)Zoroastrianism--Zend Avesta.\n\n 3)Judaism--Torah.\n\n 4)Buddhism--Tipakata\n\n 5)Chinese religion(Both Confucian & Taoist)--I Ching.\n\n 6) Christianity--Bible\n\n 7) Mandeanism--Book about St. John the Baptist(can't remember what it is called).\n\n 8)Islam--the Koran.\n\n 9) Sikhism--Guru Granth Sahib\n\n 10)Bahai--Kairatai(sp.)