Indigenous Religions
A broad domain covering the ancestral religious and spiritual traditions practiced by indigenous peoples worldwide, focusing on localized cosmologies, rituals, and community-based ceremonies distinct from major world faiths.
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Yoruba Traditional Religion is the indigenous faith of the Yoruba people, centered on worship of Orishas, ancestor veneration, and ritual divination practices like Ifá, with richly developed priesthoods and unique cultural codes.
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Yoruba Traditional Religion
A broad domain encompassing organized religions, spiritual traditions, and belief systems worldwide, covering major faith communities, rituals, institutions, and personal/spiritual practices.
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Religion & Spirituality
Yoruba Traditional Religion is the indigenous faith of the Yoruba people, centered on worship of Orishas, ancestor veneration, and ritual divination practices like Ifá, with richly developed priesthoods and unique cultural codes.
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A broad domain encompassing organized religions, spiritual traditions, and belief systems worldwide, covering major faith communities, rituals, institutions, and personal/spiritual practices.
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A broad domain encompassing organized religions, spiritual traditions, and belief systems worldwide, covering major faith communities, rituals, institutions, and personal/spiritual practices.
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A broad space covering the indigenous faith systems of Sub-Saharan Africa, characterized by ancestral veneration, spirit possession, divination, and lineage-based cults. It encompasses multiple culturally distinct traditions—each with its own priesthoods, ritual terminology, and community structures.
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African Traditional Religions
Broad domain encompassing diverse personal, communal, and institutional spiritual practices, movements, and traditions, ranging from established faiths to new age and esoteric paths.
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Spirituality
A broad academic field that systematically examines religious beliefs, practices, institutions, and texts using interdisciplinary theories and methods. It encompasses specialized subfields such as comparative religion, sociology of religion, and anthropology of religion, each with its own journals, conferences, and academic programs.
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Religious Studies
A broad domain encompassing the monotheistic faith traditions that trace their origins to the patriarch Abraham, including Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, each with their own institutions, doctrines, and communal practices.
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Abrahamic Religions
Pilgrimage is the domain of ritual journeys to sacred sites across world faiths, combining travel, communal rituals, and devotional practices. It spans multiple independent communities—each with its own routes, liturgies, symbols, and organizational structures—while sharing the core structure of faith‐driven experiential travel.
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Pilgrimage
A broad domain encompassing organized religions, spiritual traditions, and belief systems worldwide, covering major faith communities, rituals, institutions, and personal/spiritual practices.
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A broad space covering the indigenous faith systems of Sub-Saharan Africa, characterized by ancestral veneration, spirit possession, divination, and lineage-based cults. It encompasses multiple culturally distinct traditions—each with its own priesthoods, ritual terminology, and community structures.
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Broad domain encompassing diverse personal, communal, and institutional spiritual practices, movements, and traditions, ranging from established faiths to new age and esoteric paths.
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A broad academic field that systematically examines religious beliefs, practices, institutions, and texts using interdisciplinary theories and methods. It encompasses specialized subfields such as comparative religion, sociology of religion, and anthropology of religion, each with its own journals, conferences, and academic programs.
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A broad domain encompassing the monotheistic faith traditions that trace their origins to the patriarch Abraham, including Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, each with their own institutions, doctrines, and communal practices.
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Pilgrimage is the domain of ritual journeys to sacred sites across world faiths, combining travel, communal rituals, and devotional practices. It spans multiple independent communities—each with its own routes, liturgies, symbols, and organizational structures—while sharing the core structure of faith‐driven experiential travel.
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Comparative Religion Scholars are academics who systematically study and compare diverse religious traditions, texts, and practices, forming a specialized community within the broader field of religious studies.
Comparative Religion Study
Yoruba Traditional Religion is the indigenous faith of the Yoruba people, centered on worship of Orishas, ancestor veneration, and ritual divination practices like Ifá, with richly developed priesthoods and unique cultural codes.
Yoruba Traditional Religion
Contemporary Paganism is a diverse movement that revives or reimagines pre-Christian, nature-based spiritual paths, uniting communities around seasonal rituals, mythological reconstruction, and experiential divinity within the natural world.
Neopaganism & Contemporary Paganism
Hinduism is an ancient, living faith tradition originating in South Asia, centering on diverse rituals, philosophical schools, and a shared belief in dharma, karma, and cycles of rebirth. It is practiced by over a billion people worldwide, forming vibrant communities that shape daily life, identity, and cultural expression.
Hinduism
Campus Religious Life is the network of student-led faith communities on college campuses, where students gather for worship, service, and fellowship based on shared religious beliefs and practices.
Campus Religious Life
Religious Studies Scholars are academics and researchers dedicated to the systematic and critical study of religion across cultures and time periods, focusing on comparative, historical, and theoretical approaches.
Religious Studies Scholars
Comparative Religion Scholars are academics who systematically study and compare diverse religious traditions, texts, and practices, forming a specialized community within the broader field of religious studies.
Comparative Religion Study
Yoruba Traditional Religion is the indigenous faith of the Yoruba people, centered on worship of Orishas, ancestor veneration, and ritual divination practices like Ifá, with richly developed priesthoods and unique cultural codes.
Yoruba Traditional Religion
Contemporary Paganism is a diverse movement that revives or reimagines pre-Christian, nature-based spiritual paths, uniting communities around seasonal rituals, mythological reconstruction, and experiential divinity within the natural world.
Neopaganism & Contemporary Paganism
Hinduism is an ancient, living faith tradition originating in South Asia, centering on diverse rituals, philosophical schools, and a shared belief in dharma, karma, and cycles of rebirth. It is practiced by over a billion people worldwide, forming vibrant communities that shape daily life, identity, and cultural expression.
Hinduism
Campus Religious Life is the network of student-led faith communities on college campuses, where students gather for worship, service, and fellowship based on shared religious beliefs and practices.
Campus Religious Life
Religious Studies Scholars are academics and researchers dedicated to the systematic and critical study of religion across cultures and time periods, focusing on comparative, historical, and theoretical approaches.
Religious Studies Scholars
Wiccans are members of a modern pagan religious movement who participate in ritual magic, honor deities, and celebrate seasonal festivals, often organizing in covens or practicing independently.
Wiccans
Esoteric & Occult Practices encompass a global tapestry of communities engaged in hidden-knowledge traditions such as alchemy, ceremonial magic, astrology, and divination, bound by shared rituals, symbols, and initiatory paths.
Esoteric & Occult Practices
Roman Catholicism is the largest branch of Christianity, centered on the leadership of the Pope in Rome and characterized by its universal doctrines, sacramental life, and rich devotional traditions. It forms a global community united by shared beliefs, practices, rituals, and a hierarchical church structure.
Roman Catholicism
Islam is a global monotheistic religion followed by Muslims, centered on belief in one God and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad as recorded in the Quran. It unites a vast and diverse community through shared practices, rituals, jurisprudence, and a deep communal identity.
Islam
Catholicism is the global Christian community united under the Pope in Rome, characterized by shared beliefs, sacraments, liturgies, and a rich tapestry of local cultures and rituals.
Catholicism
Judaism is the ancient monotheistic faith and living communal tradition of the Jewish people, characterized by shared religious practices, rituals, and a distinct cultural identity rooted in Torah teachings and Jewish law.
