A religious movement refers to a collective and organized effort by individuals who share common religious beliefs, practices, and goals. It often involves the establishment of new religious ideas or the revival of existing ones.
Related terms
Liberation Theology: A movement within the Catholic Church that emerged in Latin America during the late 20th century, emphasizing social justice and advocating for the rights of marginalized groups.
Pentecostalism: A form of Christianity that emphasizes direct personal experience with God through spiritual gifts such as speaking in tongues and divine healing.
Evangelicalism: A Protestant Christian movement characterized by emphasis on personal conversion, evangelism, and adherence to biblical authority.