Define religious beliefs?

Acting as if your religion is the only religion; being oblivious to the different religious beliefs of other people.

The supernatural consists of hypothetical unobservable entities that cannot be proven by science but are the subjects of various religious beliefs as well as objects of worship.

Differing concepts of God is explained by the diverse beliefs held by followers of various religious persuasions. There are different concepts that clearly define one religion from another and then there are conflicting concepts within particular beliefs.

All "Pilgrims" are from England; the term Pilgrim was used to define the settlers of the Plymouth Colony who were all exiles from England because of their religious beliefs.

The Protestant Reformation was the 16th-century religious, political, intellectual and cultural upheaval that splintered Catholic Europe, setting in place the structures and beliefs that would define the continent in the modern era.

1) The Jewish religion: its beliefs and laws; the Torah and Oral Torah. 2) The Jewish people and their history, culture and shared experiences. See also: The Torah and Hebrew Bible The Oral Torah Religious and less-religious Jews

A: You define morality by what you believe is right. It is true that ideas of morality have evolved over the centuries, but hopefully we are reaching a point when we can define morality, with or without religion. Two examples of former moral beliefs: Once, even religious people believed that owning slaves was moral, but now agree that slavery is not moral. Once, religious people believed that those whose religious beliefs differed from their own could be killed at will, or forcibly converted. Now, good people of all faiths accept the right of everyone to hold their different religious views. Thus, it is also possible to follow a religion without holding any strong moral principles, or to hold to a moral belief system without having any religious beliefs. What is important is to follow our conscience and do what we know is right.

Connected with or intended for religious use

If you define martyrdom as dying for your beliefs there can be no varying depths for that.

Honestly, nobody can say why. But if I had to say anything, I would say they are scared about what society has taught them, and it's a waste of fear. -it is important not to confuse religion with your beliefs. Beleifs are what make you who you are, religion is just a group of people all on the same. Religion doesn't define you your beliefs do. ++ People are born religious. Fear has nothing to do with the subject. Be careful not to confuse religion with tradition/beliefs.

this is the renewal of aspects of cultural practices and beliefs to a particular society.

Not unless you define Communism as a 'secular religion'.

A sect is defined as a subdivision of a larger religious group, so the answer is yes.

The difficulties in trying to define religion and religious belief is that some of the things cannot be fully be explained. Most people just follow their religions since they were influenced to do so by their culture or other things but it becomes hard to define some of the practices.

scientific belief is just a belief where scientific reasons where added, summarized and concluded. and yet, scientific beliefs are not yet proven effectively.

it is because it doesn't matter

Beliefs and rules that are important to a political party or person, such as equality, liberty and tolerance of diversity

Depends on what, if any, is the religion they follow. Sin is a religious issue and has nothing to do with orientation.

The belief that a given area or region's beliefs are more superior than another area or region.

Religious conservatives have sought to make the rules for everyone since before the Unites States of American existed in its present form. Colonial governments that were based on Puritan laws were severe and harsh and they all failed. Religious denominations were in serious competition with each other and informed leaders realized religious beliefs could no longer dominate public life since many were in conflict with each other. As our country matured, it became clear to most of the founders that religion needed to be kept separate from government and so religious liberty, including freedom from religion, was made an inherent part of the Constitution. There would be no imposition of religious beliefs on the citizens of America. When dominant religious groups attempt to force their religious beliefs into civil law codes that affect every citizen, that encroaches on our right of freedom from religion. When public funds and public facilities are used to promote a particular religion, and Christian prayers are allowed at public functions that encroaches on our right to freedom from religion. When religious beliefs of an employer who employs people of other faiths are used to decide what medical insurance benefits will be allowed for female employees, that encroaches on our right to freedom from religion. When religious principles are used to deny women the opportunity to access legal drug therapy and legal medical procedures, that encroaches on our right to freedom from religion. When doctors, nurses and pharmacists are allowed to refuse medical treatment and can refuse to fill a legal prescription because of their personal religious beliefs, that encroaches on our right to freedom from religion. When religious traditions are used to define the format of marriage (sex of partner, number of partners, etc.) When religious traditions are used to define rules for censorship of school courses (sex ed etc), magazines, books, movies etc. When religious pseudoscience (e.g. creationism) is allowed into the science curriculum of schools When religious "days off" are enforced on business (Sunday closure) When styles of clothing are prohibited by one religion because they are typical of other religions (e.g. burqa and veil) or required because of religious standards When religion interferes with euthanasia

The two main christian beliefs are that we must repent from our sind and believe that Jesus shall come to earth a second time.

A carol is a religious folk song or a popular hymn, such as those typically sung around Christmas. Their religious theme and cultural popularity are two factors that define them as carols.

a culture trait would define a certain country or group of people by their daily lives. for example, in America you look at the top ethnic groups, top languages, and religious beliefs. then u would look at our food, the clothes we have, the job opportunities, and what's popular here

Nationalism in the light of Islam would mean what school of religious thought you subscribe to,

Fasting is partial or total abstinence from food or drink in order to achieve religious or spiritual goals.