Religious organizations

Definition

Religious organizations are groups or institutions that organize around religious beliefs, practices, and values. They often provide spiritual guidance, social services, and play a role in shaping societal norms.

Related terms

Civil society: Religious organizations are part of civil society and contribute to shaping public discourse on various issues.

Secularism: Secularism refers to the principle that promotes separating religion from governmental affairs. It emphasizes neutrality towards all religions within the political sphere.

Theocracy: Theocracy is a form of government where religious leaders hold political power and their religious laws influence governance.