Does the concept of religion differ outside of Abrahamic religions?

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For example does the idea of "religion" exist in every culture in approximately the same way or do concepts of religion differ drastically? For example did Chinese and Indians view Confucianism and Hinduism the same way Christians and Muslims viewed their religions? Did they understand the distinction from one religion and another, such as Confucianism or Taoism? Do connotations of "religion" differ elsewhere so that they view religion as essentially different entities altogether from what we mean when talking about "religion" in English?

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