Religious Reforms

Religious reforms are organized efforts aimed at changing or renewing religious practices, beliefs, or institutions. They often seek to address perceived corruption, outdated traditions, or social injustices within religious communities, promoting a return to core spiritual principles. These reforms can lead to the development of new doctrines, increased religious participation, or the separation of church and state. Historically, they have played significant roles in shaping societies by fostering greater religious tolerance, empowering individuals to interpret faith personally, and influencing cultural and political change.