religions (belief systems, cultures)
Identification code: 300073708
Hierarchy classification:
Additional parents:
Narrower term/s
- Shinto
- voodoo (generalized religious reference)
- Gnosticism [NP][+]
- Hinduism[+]
- Buddhism[+]
- Confucianism
- Jainism[+]
- Mithraism
- Taoism[+]
- Zoroastrianism
- Sikhism
- Manichaeism
- Unitarian Universalism
- Ajivika
- Atenism
- Bahaism
- Raelianism
- Scientology
- Ch'ǒndogyo
- Mandaeanism
- Bon (religion)
- Rastafari
- Freemasonry (belief system)
- Rosicrucian (belief system)
- indigenous religions
- Abrahamic religions[+]
- Hindu-Buddhism
- world religions
- ancestor worship
- Neo-Paganism
- Egyptian religion
- Roman religion
- Greek religion (ancient religion)
- Etruscan religion
- Mesopotamian religion
- Baltic religion
- Arabian religion (ancient religion)
- Celtic religion (ancient religion)
- Hellenistic religion (ancient religion)
- Anatolian religions (ancient religions)
- Iranian religion (ancient religion)
- Slavic religion (ancient religion)
- African religions[+]
- Orphism
- Canaanite religion
- Santería
- Germanic religion
- Aramean religion
- Finno-Ugric religion
- Native North American religions[+]
- Druidism (ancient religion)
- Yoga (philosophy)
- mythologies (religious concept)
- Pre-Columbian religions[+]
- Shugendō
- Vodou
- Hoodoo (religion)
- voodoo (Mississippi River Valley)
Related term/s
Alternative term/s
- religion
Anotations
Scope note:
Belief systems that encompass various personal and institutional relationships between human beings and what they regard as holy, sacred, or divine, usually but not always a deity, or a spiritual or occult force. Participation in a religion is typically manifested in obedience, reverence, and worship, often including group activities and alliance with a leader. Elements of a religion or similar belief system include doctrine, ritual, defined parameters of morality, and a code of living, often seen as a means of achieving spiritual or material improvement.
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