Religions of the World

Religions of the world are systems of beliefs, practices, and moral values that relate humanity to the divine, spiritual, or ultimate reality. They often include rituals, sacred texts, and community worship. Major religions like Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Judaism have diverse traditions and doctrines, shaping cultures and guiding ethical behavior. While differences exist, many religions share common themes of compassion, justice, and the search for meaning. They offer frameworks for understanding existence, purpose, and the nature of life and death. Religions serve as both personal guides and social foundations for millions worldwide.