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Religion is
usually defined as a social-cultural
system of
designated behaviors and practices, morals, beliefs, worldviews, texts,
sanctified places, prophecies...
- (listen), transl. "Submission [to God]") is an
Abrahamic monotheistic religion,
centred primarily around the Quran, a
religious text that is considered...
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change one's
religion or beliefs, "the
right not to
profess any
religion or belief", or "not to
practise a
religion".
Freedom of
religion is considered...
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Growth of
religion involves the
spread of
individual religions and the
increase in the
numbers of
religious adherents around the world.
Statistics commonly...
- (Ugaritic
religion),
Elkunirsa (Hittite
religion),
Yahweh (Israelite
religion),
Amurru (Amorite
religion), Anu (Akkadian
religion) and 'Amm (
Religion in pre-Islamic...
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Abrahamic religions are
those that
worship the God of Abraham,
including Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Abraham, a
Hebrew patriarch and prophet, is...
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While the word
religion is hard to define, one
standard model of
religion used in
religious studies courses defines it as a […]
system of
symbols which...
- and folkloristics, folk
religion, po****r
religion, or
vernacular religion comprises various forms and
expressions of
religion that are
distinct from the...
- A
state religion (also
called an
established religion or
official religion) is a
religion or
creed officially endorsed by a
sovereign state. A
state with...
- to his book
Dianetics in 1952. He then
recharacterized the
subject as a
religion and
renamed it Scientology,
retaining the terminology, doctrines, and the...
