United States of America
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- The role of the United States of America in recent decades has been unique as the sole superpower. Globalization is largely driven by US technology, media and culture.
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Official name: United States of America |
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LIFE & LIBERTY |
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[edit] Geography
[edit] Location
[edit] Climate
[edit] Natural Resources
[edit] Demographics
[edit] Peoples
[edit] Provinces
[edit] Life
[edit] Economy
[edit] Government
[edit] Religion
[edit] Islam
[edit] Buddhism
There are now some 6 million Buddhists in America. The true sign of Buddhism’s integration into American culture: Buddhist ideas and symbols can be found in bookstores, gift shops and business retreats, including Buddha T-shirts, key chains, photo holders, books coaching readers to become a bodhisattva, and meditation music.
[edit] Christianity
[edit] History
[edit] Churches
- The Christian Church is not impacting the nation as it should.
- Prayer challenges:
- biblical holiness;
- commitment to the Bible;
- spiritual unity;
- withdrawal from, or involvement in, public life;
- young people(the next generation could be America’s most traumatized ever);
- the Afro-American community;
- the Native Americans/First Nations;
- the growing prison population.
- For full denomination list, see Denominations in the USA.
[edit] Church and State Relations
[edit] Mission
- For specific agencies ministering in the United States, see:
- Home Mission Boards in the United States - US agencies that are operating in the United States
- Foreign Mission Boards in the United States - for example, Nigerian missionaries planting churches in the USA.
[edit] Broadcasting
[edit] Councils and Networks
[edit] Future Trends
[edit] For More Reading
