religion.
1. f. package of beliefs or dogma about the divinity, of feelings of reverence and fear for her moral conduct individual and social standards and ritual practices, mainly prayer and sacrifice to worship.
2. f. virtue that moves to give to God due worship.
3. f. profession and observance of religious doctrine.
4. f. obligation of conscience, a duty. The religion of the oath.
5. f. order (? religious Institute).1. f. Christian confession ruled by the Pope in Rome.
1. f. Discovered by the single reason and he founded the relations of man to the divine in the very nature of things.
religious stituto when their primitive discipline has been restored.2. f. Protestantism.
1. loc. verb. Take the habit in an order or religious congregation.
