Question

How was religion impacted the population?​

Answer 1

Religion has impacted the population because especially in those less wealthy countries it really gives people something to look forward to and believe in. In times of hardship, people turn to God and for the most part it really helps people believing that they could be saved by Him. Also, not to mention when people disagreed with the Jewish religion and people, they caused great harm to them which caused years and years of trauma for them, impacting that population of people.

Answer 2

Let's Look At Religion:

What does religion mean? It means the belief or worshiping in someone that is said to have a power or authority, such as gods. The twelve main types of religion is Baha'i, Buddhism, Christianity, Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Shinto, Sikhism, Taoism, and Zoroastrianism. These all seem really weird or normal to you, right? Even with this, some people don't have a religion at all; they choose to believe nothing.  What's your religion? Do you have one?

Let's Look At Population:

Population means all the inhabitants of a particular town, state, area, or country. Population can be the number of people; say there are about 29,472,295 people in Texas right now. That's some population!

How Was Religion Impacting The Population?

Religion, believe it or not, was lessening the population. People might not have the same religion another person did, and they were banished from that area. Some were even imprisoned! But sometimes, it didn't work that way. Sometimes, what happened was a person had a belief, so did many others, and other people would travel to that place just to worship that belief. This all affected population!

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