Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	crucifix	Christian-majority countries	The crucifix is a central religious symbol prominently displayed in Christian-majority countries.	8
2	churches	Christian-majority countries	Churches are important places of worship in Christian-majority countries.	4
3	jesus christ	Christian-majority countries	Jesus Christ is a central figure in the Christian faith, believed to be the son of God and the savior of humanity, in Christian-majority countries.	3
4	marriage	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, marriage ceremonies typically include religious elements like church ceremonies and vows.	3
5	pagan	Christian-majority countries	Paganism is historically associated with ancient polytheistic belief systems and considered non-Christian in Christian-majority countries.	3
6	religious holidays	Christian-majority countries	Christmas and Easter are major religious and cultural events in Christian-majority countries with gift-giving and decorations.	3
7	antichrist	Christian-majority countries	The Antichrist is a figure opposing Christ, associated with end times prophecy in Christian-majority countries.	2
8	arranged marriage	Christian-majority countries	Arranged marriages are seen as outdated and antithetical to individual freedom in Christian-majority countries.	2
9	believer	Christian-majority countries	Believers in Christian-majority countries follow the Christian faith and believe in Jesus Christ as the savior.	2
10	bell craftsmanship	Christian-majority countries	Bell craftsmanship in Christian-majority countries holds religious and cultural significance, particularly in relation to church rituals.	2
11	christmas	Christian-majority countries	Christmas is a Christian holiday celebrated in Christian-majority countries as the birth of Jesus Christ, featuring traditions such as decorating trees and exchanging gifts.	2
12	miracles	Christian-majority countries	Christian-majority countries believe in miracles as divine intervention associated with religious figures and saints.	2
13	polygamy	Christian-majority countries	Polygamy is generally illegal and socially unacceptable in Christian-majority countries.	2
14	priests	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, priests lead religious ceremonies and provide spiritual guidance.	2
15	theology	Christian-majority countries	Theology is the study of religious beliefs and practices, often focused on sacred texts like the Bible, in Christian-majority countries.	2
16	alcohol consumption	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, moderate alcohol consumption is acceptable for social events and religious ceremonies.	1
17	attitudes towards alcohol	Christian-majority countries	Social drinking is widely accepted in Christian-majority countries.	1
18	beer	Christian-majority countries	Beer is commonly consumed and brewed during religious festivals in Christian-majority countries.	1
19	bowing	Christian-majority countries	Bowing is less common as a greeting in Christian-majority countries and may be associated with religious or ceremonial contexts.	1
20	convert	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, converts to Christianity may be celebrated and welcomed by the community.	1
21	divorce	Christian-majority countries	Divorce may be stigmatized in Christian-majority countries due to religious beliefs about the sanctity of marriage.	1
22	extended family	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, there is a greater emphasis on the nuclear family and independence from the extended family.	1
23	following religious services	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, it is common for people to socialize and engage in fellowship after religious services, often involving communal meals or coffee gatherings.	1
24	gender roles	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, gender roles are influenced by historical patriarchal norms and binary gender expectations.	1
25	good friday	Christian-majority countries	Good Friday is a public holiday in Christian-majority countries, observed as a day of mourning and reflection with church services and solemn activities.	1
26	gospel	Christian-majority countries	The gospel is a foundational aspect of Christianity in Christian-majority countries, serving as the basis of religious teachings and beliefs.	1
27	pewmas	Christian-majority countries	Pewmas is a Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ in Christian-majority countries.	1
28	piety	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, participating in religious services and observing religious holidays are typical ways of expressing piety.	1
29	pork	Christian-majority countries	Pork is commonly consumed and featured in traditional dishes in Christian-majority countries.	1
30	prayer	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, it is common to say grace before meals and pray in churches.	1
31	religious tract	Christian-majority countries	Religious tracts are distributed in Christian-majority countries by evangelists and missionaries to spread religious teachings.	1
32	sunday	Christian-majority countries	In Christian-majority countries, Sunday is considered a day of rest and worship, with many businesses closed.	1
33	supernatural beliefs	Christian-majority countries	Belief in angels, demons, and miracles is common in Christian-majority countries.	1
34	traditional clothing	Christian-majority countries	Traditional clothing in Christian-majority countries is commonly worn for religious ceremonies and festivals.	1
35	worshipper	Christian-majority countries	Worshippers in Christian-majority countries frequently attend church services and partake in religious rituals.	1