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Three characteristics appear to be common to all religions: The center point of a religion is its mythology. In addition, it must be the foundation for social organization. Finally, the external form of a religion is shaped by art and its symbols, paintings, architecture, dance, and music. (Raman)
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Koslowski, P. (2001). Conversation between the Representatives of the World Religions after the Conclusion of the Public Discourse. In: Koslowski, P. (eds) Nature and Technology in the World Religions. A Discourse of the World Religions, vol 3. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2394-7_13
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