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I'm assuming that your question is asking, in all religions who choose to live secluded lives.
In the Catholic Faith there are those who are hermits who have chosen to live alone away from civilization. Nowadays some hermits live close by each other, but not with each other, just in case they need help, take ill, etc. There are also cloistered; nuns who live in a community together, but never go out into the world. Then there is the monastic life, which is the same as the above except these are called monks.
Some pagan religions have people who live similarly. They stay in their temples in prayer constantly, some choose also to live alone for religious purposes, and some refuse to be involved in worldly affairs by living strict lives.
I hope that answers your question. These are really the only religions that I know for sure that have people who live "secluded lives". It's possible that there are others who have chosen for their own personal reasons to live secluded lives as well.
Also, I should have mentioned above that pagans and Catholics also live secluded lives for different reasons as well. People of all kinds of faiths may do similar things, but not for the same reasons. For example, way back in the day, some pagans lived secluded lives because they were forced to, others voluntarily. Catholics have always voluntarily lived secluded lives, as the Church refuses to allow people who are being pressured or forced into it to live a secluded life. It must strictly be of that person's own free will or the monastery, convent, or hermitage will not and should not accept them.
What else can I help you with?
Who lived secluded lives?
Monastics and hermits.
What you call someone who lives in a cave?
A caveman. A hermit (possibly) A troglodite (possibly) An aboriginal (possibly)
Which statement about the lives of people under communism is not true?
they had the right to speak freely and worship as they chose.
Is it true that a hermit lives alone?
A hermit is someone who lives secluded from the world. They usually live alone but they may have a partner or companion.
What is a monk?
A monk is a member of a religious community who typically lives apart from society in a secluded setting such as a monastery or convent. Monks typically devote their lives to prayer, meditation, and religious practices, often following a specific set of rules or vows.
Are non-religious people more neurotic than religious people?
Another opinion from our community:I do not think so, but have to admit that people who have a faith to hold on to seem to live more stable lives. They have a purpose for living, whereas others who have no religious guidelines in their lives tend to loose site of their purpose, and ask what is it all for.
Are religious people stereotyped?
On the contrary, they are just the opposite to being stereotyped. Religious people have a purpose in their lives, each one an individual capable of thinking and reasoning for themselves. It is unfortunate that those who are not religious can be classed as stereotyped.
Which religious person gave their life for other people?
Mother Teresa and Ghandi are just two people of the many people who gave their lives for others.
What is the practice of living as a monk called?
You may be looking for the term "cloistered," which means sheltered, secluded, or away from the world.
How would you use hermit in a sentence?
He is becoming a hermit. A hermit lives near here.
How did religion in Sumer reflect the importance of agriculture?
The religious beliefs of the Sumerian people showed the importance of agriculture in their lives.
Why did Mexican Americans chose to live in barrios?
They tend to live where people of the same ethnic group lives. Wheter this "ghettoization" is forced or not, it depends on your view.
