Religious beliefs

Definition

Religious beliefs are the specific and fundamental ideas that members of a religious group hold to be true, often concerning the nature of the divine, moral codes, and afterlife concepts. These beliefs guide behaviors, practices, and the interpretation of experiences within that religious context.

Related terms

Faith:

Faith is the strong trust or confidence in something or someone, often without needing empirical evidence.

Dogma: Dogma refers to the set of authoritative beliefs or doctrines that are proclaimed as unquestionably true by a particular group.

Spirituality:

Spirituality involves personal growth activities and philosophies that seek understanding of life's mysteries, often emphasizing personal experience over institutionalized doctrines