From the dictionary:re·li·gion - noun
1) The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
Synonyms: faith, worship, belief, creed.
2) A particular system of faith and worship.
3) Metaphorically: A pursuit or interest to which someone attributes vast importance.
(Example - "Materialism is the new religion.")
See also:
Can you show me that God exists?
Religion is any set of beliefs that direct human action toward the accomplishment of an ultimate goal. Religion provides human life with purpose and direction by instilling a moral code concerning right and wrong actions, self-sacrifice for the welfare of others, the worship of some ultimate Being or supernatural beings that control the universe or some aspects of it, and the concept of an afterlife of reward or punishment resulting from one's right or wrong actions in this life.
Religion is a set of traditional beliefs regarding worship of supernatural beings or the Supreme Being and the purpose of human life through a moral code governing conduct.
Judaism simply defined as a religion? Come on.
Alex Turner has not publicly disclosed his religion.
it is the Jewish and christainity mixed together
Judaism...
It is defined as being a skeptic, or someone who has renounced a religion.
The Jews are defined by their religion. Culture is secondary and is, to a degree, subject to change and influences.
Religious freedom is defined in the new republic as the freedom of following one's conscious and choosing the religion that one sees is best.
Although it depends upon how the word "religion" is defined, Buddhism does not come under any religion. It is its own way of life. It is sometimes understood as an offshoot of Hinduism. .
race, religion, national origin
Race, religion, gender, national origin and color are defined as what?
Three questions that need to be asked would be: What group of people (religion, ethnicity, etc.) is being defined? How many people (population) are there in the defined group? Where are the people located (percentages) who are in the defined group?
Yes. While it is an "informal" tribal religion, as opposed to religion as popularly defined in the west (Judaism, Christianity, Islam), the Australian aboriginees (spelling?) do indeed have their own religious practices, beliefs and mythologies.