Religious institutions are organized groups that provide religious services, rituals, and teachings to their members. They play a significant role in shaping individuals' beliefs, values, and behaviors.
Related terms
Secularism: The principle or belief that government should remain separate from religious institutions.
Denomination: A specific branch or group within a religion with its own practices and beliefs.
Clergy: The official leaders or representatives of a religious institution who perform religious ceremonies and provide spiritual guidance.