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Then again, those religions where not absolutist as for example the Abrahamic religions are. I think especially the distinction between polytheism and monotheis
by _0ffh 5y ago
Then again, those religions where not absolutist as for example the Abrahamic religions are. I think especially the distinction between polytheism and monotheism explains a lot of that.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoReligion is too broad a term, so there are subclassifications. You mentioned "absolutist" for one. If one were to talk about religion in general, the definition would probably be close to encompassing nation states and corporations too: an intersubjective idea, that exists as long as people believe in it, and that evolves independently of any individual or group of believers.