What is a belief system?

Answer 1

A religious belief system is a person's foundation of thought held and actively practised as their world view; based upon the belief of a supreme being of revelation, not of human manipulation. It governs one's personal behaviors and thoughts, regardless of consequences; it has as its overarching aim to reveal to the holder and those with whom they interact, with what the Creator God's (big G intended) vision is in human personal behavior within all things philosophical, physiological, mental, emotional, political, cultural, and relationally. To define one's thoughts, positions, values, and character as a disciple or follower of their worldview is the proof of such a system. It is not a coat or cover of connivance, but a belief not to be removed, compromised, or devalued, when even personal demands or needs, cultural reasoning, or norms appear or seems to appear as sound and suitable. but in opposition to one's religious belief system. A religious belief system directs all things in one's life, without subjection to the human need to always be happy, or live completely and continuously in some state of joy. A religious belief system requires by its very exist, personal sacrifice.

Answer 2

A religious belief system is a person's foundation of thought held and actively practised as their world view; based upon the belief of a supreme being of revelation, not of human manipulation. It governs one's personal behaviors and thoughts, regardless of consequences; it has as its overarching aim to reveal to the holder and those with whom they interact, with what the Creator God's (big G intended) vision is in human personal behavior within all things philosophical, physiological, mental, emotional, political, cultural, and relationally. To define one's thoughts, positions, values, and character as a disciple or follower of their worldview is the proof of such a system. It is not a coat or cover of connivance, but a belief not to be removed, compromised, or devalued, when even personal demands or needs, cultural reasoning, or norms appear or seems to appear as sound and suitable. but in opposition to one's religious belief system. A religious belief system directs all things in one's life, without subjection to the human need to always be happy, or live completely and continuously in some state of joy. A religious belief system requires by its very exist, personal sacrifice.

Answer 3

A belief system is a set of beliefs by which a person governs one's life, it can be of a religious, philosophical, or ideological nature.