Which religion consumes the most food per capita?
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In Islam, its recommended not to fill ones stomach completely.\nAnd it is forbidden to over eat.\nAnd one should not eat when one is not hungry.\n\nIt is best to eat a little and not a whole lot, and to share ones food.
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Everyone loves mashed potatoes...extra butter, salt and pepper. Yummy, the food of the gods.  Is that why you put it under religion? ha!
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According to the CIA World Factbook, the religion breakdown as of 2004 is as follows:\n\n* Christians 33.03%\n* Muslims 20.12%\n* Hindus 13.34%\n* Buddhists 5.89%\n* Sikhs 0.39%\n* Jews 0.23%\n* other religions 12.61%\n* non-religious 12.03%\n* atheists 2.36%
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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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December 2004 issue of The Atlantic (p. 57): \n\nRank Country Consumption Per Capita (gallons) \n1. Luxembourg 3.14 \n2. Hungary 2.93 \n3. Czech Repub 2.85 \n4. Ireland 2.85 \n5. Germany 2.75 \n6. France 2.72 \n7. Portugal 2.56 \n8. Spain 2.54 \n9. Great Britain 2.54 \n10. Denmark 2.51 \n\nanother study also naming Luxembourg: http://www.alcoholconcern.org.uk/files/20030909_150809_world%20consumption.pdf
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Most... United States of America...\n\nLeast... China...
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Islam.\n\nAnd congratulations, this is my 2000th answer!
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I would say lentils (for soups) are number one and roti (flour type tortillas) vegetables for sure. I wouldnt say any type of meat because most people are vegetarians
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My religion tells me to eat only the clean and healthy things in this world.\n\nMy religion tells me that we eat to live, and that we don't live to eat. It tells me that if I had chicken then I should cook it and make a lot of soup so that I would be able to give some of it to those who need it.\n\nMy religion tells me to eat only when I'm hungry, and that I am better off sleeping with an empty stomach then to sleep bloated with food I didn't need to eat in the first place.\n\nMy religion tells me to eat only what is 'halal', and pure, and to thank God for the grace that He has shed upon me. \n\nThat's what my religion tells me about food. and that is why I am so found of it.
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The most populous cities are:Tokyo{japan}, Mexico City(Mexico), Cairo(Egypt) , each of these cities hold around 20 million souls.\nOther populous cities include London, New York, Rome, Shinghahai
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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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I read an article not so long ago to the effect that the USA stands outamong developed nations for its high rates of belief in religion. The USA has third-world levels of belief, I cant remember the source, or the exact figures. Australia is a more typical developed country, where religion is the concern of a minority. Much fewer Australians attend church than in the USA. Chrisitanity is still the biggest religion in Australia, but other religions are growing faster.\n\n..............................................................................................\n\n"Based on the 2001 NCLS, it is estimated that around 1.5 million people attended services at participating Anglican, Catholic and Protestant denominations each week in 2001. In addition there were another 137,000 people attending small Pentecostal and Protestant denominations and groups, based on 1996 estimates. Assuming that this remnant figure hasn't changed much since 1996, weekly attendance in 2001 would be about 1,660,000 for Anglican, Catholic and Protestant churches. This equates to 8.8% of a population of 18,769,249.\n\nIt should be noted that the weekly attendance estimates discussed here are conservative when it comes to evaluating the proportion of the population that attends church frequently. The reason for this is that people who attend less than weekly will tend to be undercounted in an estimate based on attendance in a typical week. The actual number of Australians attending church say over a month would be expected to be higher, particularly in the larger mainstream denominations.\n\nThere is evidence here that the proportion of the population present at church in a typical week has declined since 1996. In 1996, NCLS Research estimated that there were 1,759,000 people present in a typical week in all Anglican, Catholic and Protestant churches (Kaldor et al, 1999, p.15). This equated to 9.9% of the then population of 17,752,829 (Bentley and Hughes, 1998, p.10). Weekly attendance as a proportion of population has thus dropped markedly from 9.9% in 1996 to 8.8% in 2001. This change is due to two factors:\n\n    * a decrease in church attendance over this period\n    * an increase in the size of the Australian population by around 6% over the same period.\n\nThere is other survey evidence that the proportion of the population attending religious services has decreased over the period. The 1998 Australian Community Survey found that 20.0% of the population claimed to attend religious services at least monthly or more often. The 2002 Well-being and Security Survey found that this figure had dropped to 18.6% of the population."\n\nhttp://www.ncls.org.au/default.aspx?docid=2278\n\n..............................................\n\nA survey in the 1980s indicated that 30% of Australians believed in creationism, 40% in the scientific account, with 30% unsure.\n\nperiod.http://www.skeptics.com.au/journal/2ndcoming/skepticism
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California by far has the most, with 86,846 as of the beginning of this year. Texas follows after with 44,336. However, Alaska has the highest per capita with 4,219 or 0.64%, followed by Oregon with 17,160 at 0.47%. California ranks 12th per capita at 0.24%.
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1.  Christianity: 2.1 billion\n   2. Islam: 1.3 billion\n   3. Secular/Nonreligious/Agnostic/Atheist: 1.1 billion\n   4. Hinduism: 900 million\n   5. Chinese traditional religion: 394 million\n   6. Buddhism: 376 million\n   7. primal-indigenous: 300 million\n   8. African Traditional & 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. Baha'i: 7 million\n  14. Jainism: 4.2 million\n  15. Shinto: 4 million\n  16. Cao Dai: 4 million\n  17. Zoroastrianism: 2.6 million\n  18. Tenrikyo: 2 million\n  19. Neo-Paganism: 1 million\n  20. Unitarian-Universalism: 800 thousand\n  21. Rastafarianism: 600 thousand\n  22. Scientology: 500 thousand
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India is richest in religion as they have two million gods and worship them all without the devisiveness of western countries ~ paupers in comparison   \n\nSmart bloke!
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PLEASE! stop dancing around the question! more people have been killed murdered slaughtered mutilated IN THE NAME OF GOD in whichever language you please than every epidemic and pandemic combined. the tyrants have nothing on organized religion!!!
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My reply is that communism has killed more people in the last 100 years than religion has in the last 1000