Religious pluralism
Religious pluralism means that there are many different ways to practice religion. This means people can choose to follow a specific religion, or mix different religious beliefs and principles into their own way of worship. People can also choose not to follow any religion at all. This allows everyone to have the freedom to practice their faith according to their own beliefs and values.
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