Question

What is the full Concept of religion?

Answer 1

the full concept of religon well this is diffcult but here ill sum it up as best i can

Answer 2

I believe that religion, which can be defined as a social institution involving beliefs and practices based on the sacred, is one of the largest social institutions that sociologists study. Religion is a matter of faith, or belief based on conviction rather than scientific evidence.
Do you agree or no?

Answer 3

Its like worshiping and having faith in something or "Things" that are super natural.

Answer 4

to worship what you believe in i think

Answer 5

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @KillerRuss17
I believe that religion, which can be defined as a social institution involving beliefs and practices based on the sacred, is one of the largest social institutions that sociologists study. Religion is a matter of faith, or belief based on conviction rather than scientific evidence.
Do you agree or no?
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you right

Answer 6

Thank you!

Answer 7

religon there is not one there is many it is what someone belives in so there is multiple because people have diffrenet beliefs so long as there are diffrent people there are diffrent religons

Answer 8

eligion, which can be defined as a social institution involving beliefs and practices based on the sacred, is one of the largest social institutions that sociologists study. ... Religion is a matter of faith, or belief based on conviction rather than scientific evidence.

Answer 9

A social and cultural system of humans and supernatural, transcendental, or spiritual factors that specify cultural behaviors and customs, morals, worldviews, texts, sacred sites, prophecies, ethics, or organizations

Answer 10

Religion is an institution established by man for various reasons. Exert control, instill morality, stroke egos, or...
Religion can be anything that the person practicing it desires. Spirituality, on the other hand, is defined by God.
True spirituality is something that is found deep within oneself.