Religiones (en. Religions)

/re.liˈxjo.nes/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

System of beliefs followed by a group of people.

The religions of the world vary in their rituals and dogmas.

Las religiones del mundo varían en sus rituales y dogmas.

Set of values and rules that govern the spiritual life of a community.

Each religion has a set of rules that its followers must adhere to.

Cada religión tiene un conjunto de normas que sus fieles deben seguir.

Practices and rituals that generate a sense of community and belonging.

Religions often promote unity among their members.

Las religiones suelen fomentar la unión entre sus miembros.

From Latin 'religio', which refers to devotion and cults.

organized religion

Structured religious system with institutions and norms.

religión organizada

freedom of religion

Right of each person to practice the religion of their choice.

libertad de religión

religious conflict

Disagreement or struggle due to differences in religious beliefs.

conflicto religioso

culture

Set of knowledge, beliefs, and customs of a group.

cultura

spirituality

Sense of connection to something greater than oneself.

espiritualidad

dogma

Principle or set of principles considered indisputable in a religion.

dogma

Believes in something without evidence.

That guy has very strange religions that no one understands.

Ese tipo tiene religiones muy raras que nadie entiende.

Intense faith in something.

His passion for soccer is his religion.

Su pasión por el fútbol es su religión.