Is there such a religion as Daze?

Answer 1

Answer 1: "Daze" means to be temporarily blinded, confused, unclear of thought, maybe not even know where one is located. Example, "Jim's mother's death left him dazed and confused."

There is no religion named "Daze." However, atheists will commonly refer to the period of time during which someone believed in religion, before they "awakened" and became atheists, as said someone's having been in a daze; and their becoming an atheist has their having awakened from their daze or "dazed state." It's an obviously-pejorative view of and reference to religion.

On the off-chance that the questioner is misspelling the word, and that the "D" might actually be a "T," then there's an ecumenical monastery in France called "Taize," which is actually pronounced "Tah-zay" but which some people, when they first see the word, pronounce like "daze," but with a "t" in place of the "d".

Located in Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy, France, Taize (or, more accurately, "The Taizé Community") is composed of about one hundred brothers, from about 30 different countries, whose Christianity is of several Protestant and Catholic traditions. Taize is famous for its annual youth gatherings which attract pilgrims from all over Europe and the world; and during which the beautiful and spiritually moving music that's unique to Taize is both studied and performed; and during which all manner of other relgious studies, and opportunities for social interaction, take place.