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Religion

Religions of the world

Buddhism Christianity Hindhuism Islam Judaism Shamanism

Religious aspects

Faith based organizations Religiosity Religious affiliation Religious attitudes Religious beliefs Religious buildings Religious education Religious experience Religious literature Religious groups Religious organizations Religious personnel Religious practices Religious prejudices

Miscellaneous

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Religious affiliation is the declared commitment to a religious group. The degree of affiliation may be tenuous and claimed in the abstract or may be supported by attendance at religious services, participation in religious practices, observance of religious requirements etc.

Religions focused on by psychologistsEdit

Religions of the world gives a full list of religions. The main focus of psychological enquiry include:

• Hindhuism
• Buddhism
• Judaism
• Christianity
• Islam
• Shamanism

Factors associated with religious affiliationEdit

See alsoEdit

• Cultism
• Greco-Roman mysteries - mystery religions
• Religious groups