In religion, what is the term for non-ritual behavior that is consistent with the experiences and convictions of a practioneer concerning what they consider ultimate power?

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26 September, 21:28

In religion, what is the term for non-ritual behavior that is consistent with the experiences and convictions of a practioneer concerning what they consider ultimate power?

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Rolando · Answer 1

Morality

Explanation:

In religion, morality related to religious views. In every religion, religion sets some framework that determines right and wrong.

Many people who believe in religion think morality is because of religion but research shows that it is not a religion but it is the conviction of people against others. Morality is the relationship of conduct among the people while on the other side religion defines the relationship between the people and beyond reality.