Lila – Länder, in denen die Religion des Nahen Ostens vorherrscht. Andere Farben – Länder, in denen die Religion des Nicht-Nahen Ostens vorherrschend ist
Von masquerade555
Lila – Länder, in denen die Religion des Nahen Ostens vorherrscht. Andere Farben – Länder, in denen die Religion des Nicht-Nahen Ostens vorherrschend ist
Von masquerade555
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Wow
India China and Japan resisting the rest
Aren’t the yellow countries equal in population to the pink ones
this is crazy tbh, how/why did this happen?
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This map would be much more interesting by subdivision. You can actually see borders of old empires through it.
Pink is the popularity of Abrahamic religions, yellow of Dharmic religions, and white other religions and irreligion
Bangladesh lonely around all yellow countries…
Assuming the Middle East counts as Asia (it does), all major religions are Asian.
(The biggest non-Asian religions are Yoruba and Vodun, each of which have around 50 million adherents, mostly around Nigeria, Benin, and Togo.)
Most people don’t know but the Muslim conquest was one of the bloodiest periods in the history of the Indian subcontinent, as the people were polytheists and stubbornly protected their culture. The American historian Will Durant called it „probably the bloodiest story in history“.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_conquests_in_the_Indian_subcontinent](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_conquests_in_the_Indian_subcontinent)
**Who is more evil?**
Hitler, a Homo sapiens with limited knowledge and power, who ordered the torture and extermination of many other Homo sapiens for a limited period of time.
Or a God—an omnipotent, omniscient, eternal being—who shows no mercy to unbelievers merely for being unbelievers, regardless of whether they act for the welfare of other mortal beings, and who subjects far more people to eternal flames.
doesnt christianity count as a middle eastern religion?
Americans are ruining South Korea
I’m glad to be born in China, which enables me and the people around me to be free from the shackles of religion. I have only seen a Christian once. It was in college when a lonely Christian knocked on every freshman’s dormitory door in an attempt to find like-minded people.