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The Enduring Influence of Religion on National Cultures
Introduction Religion has long played a foundational role in shaping the identity, structure, and values of human societies. Across history and civilizations, religion provided not only a spiritual framework but also a moral, legal, and cultural backbone. Today, religion continues to form a major component of many national cultures. This paper explores why religion became a central element in the culture of many nations, focusing on its historical functions, social integration, and enduring legacy.
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