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Is the intermixing of religions desirable?

A

Yes, they account for higher tolerance.

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B

No, religions should be kept separate.

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C

Mixing should happen but at a minimal scale.

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D

Mixing should happen completely.

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Solution

The correct options are
A Yes, they account for higher tolerance.
D Mixing should happen completely.
Religious intermixing should happen all the time to promote harmony.

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