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Costa Rica and Russia are
surprisingly similar when it comes to their religious aspects in government.
Most namely is the fact that they are both secular, allowing all religions to
be practiced freely in their country, Costa Rica even being considered one of
the most secular countries in Latin America by some. Of course, there are
differences between the two when to move away from politics i.e. that Costa
Rica is predominantly Roman Catholicism and Russia Orthodox Christian. This
meaning that Costa Rica claimed religion has the Pope which they know to be
infallible, with service held in Latin and that Russia predominantly has the
First Bishop or "first among equals" which is not infallible, with
the services held in native languages. Costa Rica claimed religion also
believes that Mary is free from original sin and their priests cannot marry,
while Russia's believes Marry was not free from original sin and priests can
marry before being ordinated. Russia also has approximately 32% of
their religious associations as Moslem while in Costa Rica Moslem faith falls
under the 4.8% of "other faith", being a significantly smaller
portion than Russia.
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