Globalization has facilitated the movement of people and ideas, making it easier for religions to spread to new areas.

Globalization has generally led to increased religious diversity and conflict, as well as increased religious fundamentalism. However, it has not led to increased secularization.

Globalization has actually led to increased religious diversity, as people from different cultures and religions come into contact with each other.

All of the above are examples of the impact of globalization on religion.

Globalization has made it easier for people to access information and ideas from a variety of sources, which has led to a decline in the authority of religious leaders.

All of the above are examples of the response of religious groups to globalization.

Globalization has made it easier for people to connect with each other and share ideas, which has led to the creation of new religious movements.

While religious groups do face challenges in adapting to new cultural contexts, competing with other religious groups, and maintaining traditional beliefs and practices, addressing social and economic inequality is not a challenge that is specific to religious groups.

Globalization has actually led to an increase in religious violence, as people from different cultures and religions come into contact with each other and compete for resources.

All of the above are examples of the impact of globalization on religious violence.

Globalization has actually led to an increase in religious fundamentalism, as people from different cultures and religions come into contact with each other and compete for resources.

All of the above are examples of the response of religious groups to globalization.

Globalization has made it easier for people to connect with each other and share ideas, which has led to the creation of new religious movements.

While religious groups do face challenges in adapting to new cultural contexts, competing with other religious groups, and maintaining traditional beliefs and practices, addressing social and economic inequality is not a challenge that is specific to religious groups.

Globalization has actually led to an increase in religious violence, as people from different cultures and religions come into contact with each other and compete for resources.