Religion

Religion is a system of beliefs, practices, and values that often pertains to the existence of the divine or supernatural. It typically involves worship, rituals, moral codes, and communal practices centered around understanding the meaning of life, the universe, and the human experience. Religions often provide explanations for the origins of existence, the nature of humanity, and what happens after death. They can be organized around sacred texts, teachings from spiritual leaders, or a set of doctrines and myths. Additionally, religions can shape cultures, influence laws and ethics, and foster a sense of community among adherents. Common elements of religions include beliefs in one or more deities, sacred places, and the importance of community activities such as prayer and worship. Major world religions include Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism, each with its own unique beliefs and practices.