Is anarchy a religion

Answer 1

Anarchy is a sociopolitical view. A note on the previous answer: it is not simply a 'lack of order', but the belief that we can do away with organized government, bureaucracy and enforced laws and still function as a society of complete personal liberty.

No. Anarchy is complete lack of order and organisation. Moreover, it does not define any specific deity, has no set of morals that must be followed, does not require or exclude any other faith - in fact, doesn't fit even the broadest definition of religion at all.

Answer:

Religion is a way of life in one's own convictions to explain natural/unnatural phenomenons that becomes a belief in a socio-cultural organisation as accepted norms to defend itself & deride the other groups with the objective of preservation, ironically universal in all faiths/convictions.The means become the practice in faith,cult in worship,or set moral disciplines in oral/recorded traditions.

Religion is not a singular conviction but multiple dutiesin the hierarchy of one's life and the society, towards oneself,the family,the society,to the nation,to the universe and the Supreme Creator.

Anarchy is a religion in convictions and a way of life but the means as practice is belief in a dis organised social structure in absolute liberty of the individual.

Answer 2

Anarchy is definitely not a religion. Although most anarchists are Atheist or Agnostic, anarchy is completely based on political beliefs. Anarchists generally believe their current government is corrupt and having an all-out riot would be better than going by the words of the pigs in clothing. This is a very simple answer, I really do suggest googling it.