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It seems your question is incomplete. If you're asking about a specific strict religious group or movement, please provide more context or clarify which tradition or period you're referring to. Examples could include the Puritans, the Amish, or various sects within major religions.
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What is a religious person who lives a strict religious life separate from others?
Hermit.
What is a strict religious order?
The Cistercians or Trappists are quite strict in their dedication to the cloistered monastic lifestyle.
Why did Greece not have a strict religious code?
It wasn't needed
What was the opinion of Elizabeth I about the religious practices of her people?
Elizabeth was a strict protestant. She allowed some religious freedom but not much.
How can sinners obtain salvation?
by being strict and moral, and sober and religious.
What is a system of religious belief based on a strict interpretation of the bible?
fundamentalism
Why did settlers leave Massachusetts and established other colonies?
Their Religious Rule Was Too Strict.
How did Greece did not have strict religious code?
They had many gods and could choose one to worship.
Is Aarti A Religious Name?
no that is not a religious name
What is a government based upon strict religious rules?
A government based upon strict religious rules is often referred to as a theocracy. In a theocracy, religious leaders typically hold political power, and laws are derived from religious texts and doctrines. This system can result in governance that prioritizes religious adherence over individual freedoms and secular principles. Examples include Iran's Islamic Republic and Vatican City's governance.
New England colonies religion?
Puritans were strongly religious and strict. Quakers also lived there.
Why are Muslims so strict?
While bearing in mind that 'strict' is very much a relative term, and without overlooking the great variety of Muslim sects and practices, it can reasonably be said that, from the ordinary Western perspective, Muslims are 'strict' in respect to their moral values, their religious devotion, and their general comportment. The reason for this 'strictness' is cultural and religious alike, as the traditional home-cultures and religious authorities for Muslim practice and belief are far more traditional (or, conservative) and thus 'strict' than what generally can be found throughout the West in the 21st century.
