traditional religion

Traditional religion refers to longstanding, organized systems of beliefs and practices centered on a higher power or divine forces, often rooted in cultural history. It typically includes rituals, moral codes, sacred stories, and community practices passed down through generations. Examples include Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, and indigenous spiritualities. These religions provide frameworks for understanding existence, guiding behavior, and fostering community cohesion. They often have established institutions, sacred texts, and clergy to preserve and transmit their teachings, connecting followers to a shared spiritual heritage and a sense of purpose.