| Audio Bible translations have become a
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| | religions for its citizens enjoyment.
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| popular method for sharing the Word of
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| | Over 20 percent of the population is
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| God with people who cannot read. With
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| | Protestant, but the Catholic Church also
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| over half the world's population
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| | has a fairly strong presence here as
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| illiterate, this serious concern is
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| | well. Of the Protestant denominations,
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| addresed through audio Bible listening
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| | you will see Anglican, Seventh-Day
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| groups. When it comes to spreading the
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| | Adventist, Methodist, Presbyterian,
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| Good News held in God's Word the
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| | Pentecostal and Mormon branches.
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| translated audio Bible has become
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| | In Guatemala, you will find the majority
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| invaluable. You will find available the
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| | of believers follow Latin Rite
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| audio Bible CD and mp3 formats, which
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| | Catholicism. 40 percent of the total
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| make transporting the Bible into
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| | population follows some form of
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| neglected parts of the world much easier
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| | Protestant religion, and 1 percent
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| logistically. The audio Bible is also
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| | practice traditional Mayan beliefs.
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| available in many languages, including a
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| | There is often a blend between the Mayan
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| Spanish audio Bible version to which
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| | practices being added to traditional
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| Spanish speakers will be able to relate.
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| | Christian ceremonies as well. There are
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| Spanish is a predominant language spoken
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| | small groups of Jews, Muslims, and
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| in Central America. Central America
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| | Mormons here as well.
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| includes the countries of Belize, Costa
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| | In Honduras, not unlike other countries
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| Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras,
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| | in Central America, you will find two
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| Nicaragua, and Panama. It is important
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| | major religions practiced. Those are
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| to know the major religious denominations
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| | Roman Catholicism and evangelical
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| within Central America in order to know
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| | Protestantism.
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| where best to apply missionary focus.
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| | There is no official religion in
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| Belize offers many different religions
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| | Nicaragua. However, over half the people
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| that people from Belize practice. Roman
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| | who live in Nicaragua practice Roman
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| Catholicism is the major religion, and
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| | Catholicism, and there are many
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| enjoyed by half the people living in
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| | Evangelical Protestants, a little fewer
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| Belize, followed by Protestantism, which
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| | than a quarter of the total population.
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| is practiced by a quarter of the
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| | You will also find small enclaves that
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| population. Religious freedom is the law
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| | practice the Moravian faith, Jehovah's
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| here, and you will also find Taoists,
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| | Witnesses, Buddhism, Judaism, and Islam.
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| Buddhists, Jainists, Muslims, Baha'i and
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| | Panama is a strongly Roman Catholic
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| Hindus, along with Jehovah's Witnesses.
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| | country; in fact, close to 80 percent of
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| Roman Catholicism is the official state
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| | Panamanians practice this religion, even
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| religion of Costa Rica. There are small
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| | though Panama has no state-sponsored
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| groups that practice Buddhism, Islam, and
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| | religion. There is a small number of
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| Hinduism. Mormons also have a small but
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| | Protestants, Muslims, Baha'i, Buddhists,
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| flourishing following here as well.
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| | Greek Orthodox, Jews, and Hindus here as
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| El Salvador offers a blend of several
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| | well.
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