What Is Religion?

The word religion is defined as a strong belief in a supernatural power or supernatural powers, such as the powers of God in His various forms, which control the destiny of every human being and all the other creations of God.

The word religion refers to an institution which allows every human being who practices that particular religion and its teachings to express his or her belief in a divine power, such as the power of God.

The term religion is often used interchangeably with the word faith or the phrase belief system. It is usually used to describe the system of beliefs which concern the supernatural, sacred or divine powers, the moral codes of conduct, the practices and the institutions which are associated with each particular system of beliefs. It is broadly defined as a set of attitudes, beliefs and customs which are associated with the faith of mankind in the divine powers.