A Pilgrim.
It is called Hajj by the Muslims. The Hindus call it Yatra. In English a religious journey is called 'pilgrimage'.
A Pilgrim.
Do you mean a pilgrimage? That's usually a journey to a shrine, temple or place of religious significance, and the person who makes the journey is a pilgrim.
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A tolerant person.
A pilgrim.
A pilgrim is a person who journeys to a sacred place for religious reasons.
One specific word for a "religious journey" would be "pilgrimage."
A pilgrim is a person who travels for religious reasons.
It seems to me reading history in school, that one of the main goals of leaving England, to go to America, was to enjoy the freedom of practicing whatever religion appealed to you the most. Those making a religious journey, are said to be making a "pilgrimage".Answeranswer because their journey had religious purpose
You might call that person an ascetic, or an eremite (hermit).
the person does create the journey and the journey does not create the person.