Religious beliefs

Definition

Religious beliefs encompass a set of ideas and practices related to spirituality and worship. They often involve explanations about how the world was created, moral principles to guide behavior, rituals for communication with supernatural beings or forces, and concepts of the afterlife.

Related terms

Mythology: A collection of stories or narratives that explain the origins of natural phenomena, traditions, customs, and religious practices.

Rituals: Formalized actions or ceremonies performed according to established rules and standards within a religious or cultural context.

Cosmology: The study or understanding of the origin, structure, and dynamics of the universe as perceived by a particular culture or religion.