Why Would You Choose Hinduism Out Of All Religions

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Religion is the belief and the worship of a superhuman referred to as god. Throughout the centuries many religions have been formed and dissolved while some are still being use. For example, religions like Egyptian, Babylonian, and Greek died while Hinduism, Judaism are still worshipped. I think religions separate people from others. There is no doubt that they hold a spiritual understanding to the world but I think that all religions mention mostly the same. I was born in a Hindu family, where my parents are strict vegetarian and believers of many gods. If I wasn't born into a hindu family, I still would've liked to practice Hinduism. There are many reasons why I would choose hinduism out of all the religions. Hinduism is a unique religion

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