Religious Identity Among Immigrants

Individual and group identity formation or the ways individuals think of themselves and their relationships two groups of others, is a central thing and research about religion and immigration. Religious identities are more important for immigrants and more noticeable in the United States than in their own countries. Some immigrants such as Hindu Indian groups; have help with their transition when it comes to being an Indian and or an American. This will help them with their own heritage and position in the American multicultural world with confidence. Religious identity comes into play when there's a call in a chi meant is accomplish when there is a success reached. Example 3rd generation Jews and 1st generation Thai Buddhist demonstrate that the content of religious identities in these groups have both achieved and described aspects.

When it comes to religion they both have something in common such as religions share common elements in regard to a complicated system of laws, purity codes, and dietary restrictions, for defining their communities. Judaism has been compared

Brown 2 with Brahmanism. They cite the similarities between Brahmins and Jews who viewed themselves as "God's chosen people." Brahmins have a

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