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How is Hinduism different from Christianity? Check three that apply. No one leader founded Hinduism. Christians only belief in one God. Hindu's follow many holy text not just one. Both believe in Karma.
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How is Hinduism different from Christianity? Check three that apply.
No one leader founded Hinduism.
Christians only belief in one God.
Hindu's follow many holy text not just one.
Both believe in Karma.
Christians believe in Ganesh the elephant boy.
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Answer: I would say B. Christians only belief in one God.
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