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What are belief systems?
Belief systems are what people believe about the world and/or religion. It is the organization and structure of the way a person thinks the world works.
Is religion an abstract noun?
Yes, religion is an abstract noun; religion is a form of belief.
In Ancient Greece what was the religion?
Greek Orthodox - that was later. Beforehand, was belief in various gods and goddesses.
What is the modern religion praciticed in Greece?
There are various paths/belief systems within paganism that believe in the existence of the Greek gods. One such path is known as Hellenismos, a religion that is attempting to reconstruct the ancient Greek faith.
What is the belief systems?
a coherent set of ideas, beliefs, principles and principles that governs a religion
What is the religion of Dr Ian Lyons?
i have no idea as he mixes several belief systems together.
Which answer lists the systems of belief of a religion?
Supernatural forces, animism, theism, and ideal standards for living
Are the 12 gods of Olympus a religion?
The 12 gods of Olympus are a part of Greek mythology rather than a formal religion. In ancient Greece, the gods were widely worshipped and played a significant role in both religious practices and daily life, but they were not organized into a single unified religion like modern-day belief systems.
What makes a religion unique and distinct from other belief systems?
Religions are unique and distinct from other belief systems because they typically involve a set of organized practices, rituals, and doctrines centered around a higher power or deity. They often have sacred texts, moral codes, and a sense of community that sets them apart from other belief systems.
What is monotheism What is polytheism Did the ancient Egyptians believe in monotheism or polytheism?
Monotheism is the belief in one god (Jews, Christians, Muslims). Polytheism is the belief in many gods(ancient Greece). Egypt also had a polytheistic religion.
What are some recommended comparative religion books for gaining a deeper understanding of different faiths and belief systems?
Some recommended comparative religion books for gaining a deeper understanding of different faiths and belief systems include "The World's Religions" by Huston Smith, "God Is Not One" by Stephen Prothero, and "The Essential Kabbalah" by Daniel C. Matt.
Is a sacred poem for followers of which of these belief systems?
A sacred poem could be for followers of various belief systems, including Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, or any other religion that includes poetic and sacred texts in its practices. The specific belief system would depend on the context and content of the poem in question.
