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My collage symbolizes that you can have a belief or you don't have one at all. The muslim man who is looking up is symbolizing that he has a religion even though his religion is not on a flag. The man who is holding the sign with the symbol on it, it symbolizes that he does have a religion. He chose not to believe in one because the symbol on the sign is a symbol for atheists who don't believe in any religion or don´t have one. The flag that is white and with the cross on it symbolizes the Christians around the world. The flag with the Star of David symbolizes the religion for the judaism as a religion. The American flag symbolizes that symbolizes that you have the freedom to choose to have a religion or you don't believe
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