Some people see religion as a moral compass that can be used through a person's life to judge one's actions, although religion is by no means necessary to form a system of morality. There is no evidence to show that people without a religion are any more likely to commit crimes.
Humans don't "need" to believe in a religion, but human brains are highly adept at identifying patterns, and this predisposes humans to religious belief.
This is a very uneasy topic. There are people who have had contact to the afterlife or a form of after life. There are people who wish that there could be an afterlife, but don't believe in it. There are people who believe in a religion, and people who only believe in religion so they have something to emotionally attach themselves to.
Yes, people believe what their religion teaches them to be truthful.
A lot of people are believe in Islam religion....
In what religion.
What we call myths were the religion to the ancient Greeks. Our religion might be seen as myth to other peoples.
Yes. Unitarian Universalism. But you don't need a religion to believe what you want to believe, or don't want to believe.
I believe you mean "do".
You Need to feeling your religion
There is no "correct" religion.
Because religion in general has a stigma about it that many people still believe to be unable to criticize.
I believe they are Catholic
if the people know alot about their religion and believe it makes sense to them why can't they believe in it its what they think is sensible to believe in :D