Characteristics of Religion

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Characteristics of Religion

Founder Person who created the belief system or was used by the religion to deliver a message/belief system/way of living

Believers Followers of a religion identify themselves as a group and often share in behaviors, dress, beliefs, etc.

Religious Views/Beliefs Monotheistic – Believe in one god Polytheistic – Believe in multiple gods Creation/Afterlife Moral/Ethical Behaviors Penalties/Consequences for unrighteous behavior

Sacred Writings Stories and written texts that are central to the religion’s traditions. Provide followers with religious beliefs.

Religious Practices Rituals Sacraments Prayers Holidays