No. Religion is based on Superstition see link "Superstition by: Robert G. Ingersoll" on left.
Superstitious beliefs are basically not proven and beliefs with scientific basis are beliefs that are proven to be true.
Superstitious beliefs include the belief that the number 13 is unlucky (or that any number is unlucky), that it is unlucky to walk under a ladder, or pretty much any belief about what things are lucky or unlucky; there is a very odd belief prevalent among actors that it is unlucky to mention the name of the play "MacBeth" which is therefore referred to as the Scottish play. That is a superstition.
Superstitious belief of Korea about comet is that comet will be seen in the sky on June 15, 2019. According to the old belief, people believe that seeing a comet means it's time for them to die or something bad will happen to them. But today, it has become popular among Korean people that there is no need to worry because this superstition of Korea about comet can only be seen once every few hundred years and therefore nothing serious will happen. However, even if you don't believe in this superstition of Korea about comet I would suggest you do not forget your passport or any important documents when you go out on June 15th because by then people may think they are going crazy! Thanks for reading my answer!
The symbol of a star has no superstitions attached to it. The star is interpreted as meaning destiny, divine protection, good luck, opportunity and success in divination. And there are many superstitions attached to the actual heavenly bodies, among them the believe that making a wish on the first star you see of an evening increases the chances of it coming true.
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Depending on what your specific belief is, no.
Hinduism, among others.
That's not just a "belief", that's what has been observed.
Science is based on empirical evidence, experimentation, and observation to arrive at conclusions, while belief systems like religious faith are based on faith, tradition, and personal experiences. Science relies on the ability to update and change theories in response to new evidence, while religious beliefs are often grounded in unchanging doctrines and sacred texts. Additionally, science is objective and universal, while belief systems can vary greatly among different cultures and individuals.
That's not just a "belief", that's what has been observed.
That's not just a "belief", that's what has been observed.
The belief in one God