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{{infobox ...part of Japanese culture and Japanese nationalism that to embrace another religion was to be seen as less then Japanese. Despite this difficulty the church ex

{{infobox ...jino 135.</ref>. For many Japanese people, work is the top priority while religion is not as important. Japanese church members have also become more wealthy

{{infobox ...edoms such as exemption from military service and the oath, the freedom of religion, the right to establish and direct their own schools using German, and impo

...acts of faith. Others think that there is a prevalence of clinging to folk religion and superstitions. {{infobox

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{{infobox ...e Mennonite Brethren encountered Roman Catholics (being the official state religion), which provided difficulties as Catholic priests often reacted against the

{{GoogleTranslateLinks}} {{stub}} {{infobox ...facing the Mennonite church in Australia is the societal understanding of religion. If people attend a church two Sundays a month they claim to be regular att

{{Infobox ...le spots." Conrad Grebel Review 26, no. 3 (September 1, 2008): 72-90. ATLA Religion Database with ATLASerials, EBSCOhost (accessed December 8, 2014).

{{Infobox ...alistic society that is steeped in centuries of traditional Roman Catholic religion. [2]

{{Infobox ...requiring that all students learn English, and forbidding the teaching of religion. Conservative German-speaking Mennonites who wanted to maintain separation

{{infobox "Adherents.com." World Religions Religion Statistics Geography Church Statistics. Web. 18 Apr. 2011. <http://www.adhe

{{infobox ...use students were not allowed to use their phones during school. Also, the religion teacher at that school was not Mennonite. This lack of religious leadershi

{{GoogleTranslateLinks}} {{Infobox ::This chapter gives an overview of African religion in general and compares the Ethiopian Orthodox Church with a number of Ethi

{{GoogleTranslateLinks}}{{stub}} {{infobox ...h strangers and change. This resentment of change can be seen in the local religion prior to MAM. Before Catholicism was forced upon the native, the mayans sac

{{GoogleTranslateLinksEs}}[[|]] {{stub}} {{infobox ...arrived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on September 11, 1917. The predominant religion of Argentina is Catholicism, however, the Mennonite Mission flourished thro

{{infobox ...aptist heritage, encourage the exchange of ideas in the area of education, religion and civic affairs helpful to the development of viable communities.” Some