What are the legal minority religions in China?

Same question. I am a descendant of Kaifeng Jews, and I believe in Judaism. But it doesn't seem to have been punished. Khan, I don't know much about the law...

As long as it does not violate the Constitution and the interests of the people, it is legal.

China is a socialist country, and China will never recognize any religion that is incompatible with Marxism-Leninism.

The practice of the policy of freedom of religious belief in our country does not mean that the basic ideas of religion are recognized, nor does it mean that the development of religion is encouraged. Educating all citizens in materialism and atheism remains an important task in the building of socialist spiritual civilization.

You just have to ask the monk one sentence: Can you [or a street beggar wandering homeless poor] want to become a monk in a big temple? Isn't he a universal being? He must have answered... No, you can't... Not only don't you spend money burning incense... And ask him... Have you read the merit sutra for ordination? Those who hinder others from becoming monks... Regardless of the monk's old way... I'm going to be blind... Generations... Then you can smash his doggy mouth... The end of the Dharma period··· More than half of the monks are old Taoists**··· As long as the money doesn't want people.

There are five religions that are legal in China, Buddhism, Taoism, and Tianjiyi.

I think what you are asking about should be legal religious activities, this should be the activities in the religious activity sites registered and issued by the religious department or other approved religious activities are legal religious activities, generally temples and temples and fixed places, and the religious activities carried out in unregistered religious activity sites are illegal, but for reasons of personal belief, prayer and Bible study carried out by their relatives in their own homes are not illegal religious activities, and this is not considered a meeting point because outsiders are not organized. It is not an illegal religious activity.

Religions that are recognized by the state and which safeguard the interests of the state are legitimate religions.

The state has indicated permission and is called a "legitimate religion" on earth.

Believe in science, oppose superstition!

The earliest religion in China was Taoism, and later Buddhism was introduced and assimilated into the local culture to become Chinese Buddhism. As for the foreign religions of modern times, I will not give examples below.

The legal religions in Chinese mainland are: Tao. Teach, Mom.

Ancestor. Teaching, Buddhism. Teaching, Yi.

This. Orchid. Teach, medium.

Country. Sky. Host.

Teach, medium. Country. Base.

Supervise. Teach.

Citizens of the People's Republic of China have freedom of religious belief. The first paragraph of Article 36 of the Constitution stipulates: "Citizens of the People's Republic of China shall have a case.

The meaning of "freedom of religious belief" in Chinese law means: (1) every citizen has the freedom to believe in religion according to his own will, and he also has the freedom not to believe in religion; (2) the freedom to believe in this religion and the freedom to believe in that religion; (3) the freedom to believe in one sect in the same religion, and the freedom to believe in that sect; (4) There is the freedom to believe in religion in the past but not to believe in religion now, and there is also the freedom to believe in religion without believing in religion in the past; (5) The freedom to participate in religious ceremonies according to religious beliefs also has the freedom not to participate in religious ceremonies.

Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Catholicism, Jesus, Tibetan Buddhism, Islam