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Culture & Vocabulary: Major religions of the world
Learn about the major religions of the world. I will teach you about the beliefs and practices ofChristianity, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism. These are the four religions in the world with the most followers. We will talk about the history, prophets, rituals, gods, differences, and similarities between all of these religions. You will not only learn about major world cultures, but we will also look at plenty of English vocabulary related to religions. Bonus: I will share with you my own religious beliefs. This lesson is meant for educational purposes, not debate. So watch with an open mind, and then do the quiz to see how much of the material you understood and remember.
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