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Various Religious symbols, including (first row) Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Baha'i, (second row) Islam, tribal, Taoist, Shinto (third row) Buddhism, Sikh, Hindu, Jain (fourth row) Ayyavazhi, Diane de Poitiers, Maltese cross Practices: Animals • Asceticism • Ayyavazhi • Bahá'í practices • Buddhist practices • Christian and Jewish interfaith dialogue • Christian worship and liturgy • Conversion • Disengagement • Entheogens • Esotericism • Exorcism • Fasting • Festivals • Holy days • Idolatry • Islamic and Jewish interfaith dialogue • Jewish law and rituals • Language • Law • Magic • Meditation • Mysticism • Occupations • Pilgrimages • Prayer • Prophecy •Rituals • Sexuality • Sufism • Superstitions Controversies: Christianity • Intelligent design • Islam • Judaism • Mormonism • Scientology Faiths, traditions, and movements: Abrahamic religions • Afro-American religion • Ahmadiyya • Ancient Greek religion • Ancient Roman religion • Ancient Semitic religions • Animism • Ayyavazhi • Bahá'í • Bon • Buddhism • Caodaism • Christianity • Deism • Donyi-Polo • Druze • Esotericism • Ethical movement • Etruscan religion • Falun Gong • Fiction about religion • Fictional religions • Ghost Dance movement • Gnosticism • Hermeticism • Hinduism • Humanism • Iranian religions • Islam • Jainism • Jewish religious movements • Jews and Judaism • Judaism • Left-Hand Path • Luciferianism • Lutheranism • Methodism • Monotheism • Mystery religions • Mysticism • New religious movements • Religious organizations • Paganism • Pantheism • Platonism • Religious pluralism • Polytheism • Rastafari • Catholic Church • Samaritan culture and history • Sant Mat • Satanism • Setianism • Shabda • Shamanism • Shinto • Sikhism • Skepticism • Swedenborgianism • Swedenborgians • Taoism • Theosophy • Religion in Tibet • Unitarian Universalism • Unitarianism • Yazidi • Zoroastrianism Geography: by City • by Country • Places History: Ayyavazhi • Bahá'í • Buddhism • Christian • Hindu • Historians • Muslim • Jewish • Mystic • Sikh • United States Lists: Buddhism • Christianity • Hinduism • Islam • Mythology • Timelines Mythology: Afterlife • Angels • Anthropomorphism • Archetypes • Books • Characters • Christian mythology • Creation myths • Crossroads mythology • by Culture • Curses • Deities • Demons • Dogs • Eschatology • Fairies • Fakelore • Legendary creatures • Magazines • Moon myths • Mythographers • Mythopoeia • Objects • Peoples • Places • Substances • in Popular culture • Spirits • Sun myths • Symbologists • Trees Objects: Altars • Buddhist • Buildings and structures • Eucharistic • Rosary • Sacramentals Organizations: Bahá'í • Buddhist • Christian • Entheogens • Magical • Islamic • Jewish • LGBTQ • Orders • Service • Singapore • Unitarian Universalist People: Agnostics • Atheists • Biblical • Bishops • Book of Mormon • Cosmists • Deist philosophers • Determinists • Esotericists • Extropians • Monks • Mystics • Nuns • Occultists • Panentheists • Pantheists • Philosophers • Political realists • Post-Zionists • by Religion • Religious leaders • Religious writers • Skeptics • Spiritual teachers • Spiritual writers • Stigmatics • Transhumanists • Yogis • Zionists Philosophy and doctrine Afterlife • Aniconism • Ayyavazhi • Buddhist • Christian • Cosmologies • Dualism • Eschatology • Hindu • Islamic • Jain • Jewish • Religious law • Creation myths • Prophecy • Religious ethics • Religious pluralism • Scientology • Sexuality and religion • Singularitarianism • Taoism • Theology Society: Censorship • Cults • Disengagement • Education • Feminism • Jewish society • LGBTQ • Marriage • Mass media • New religious movements • Persecution • Pluralism • Politics • Scandals • Violence • Virtue Studies: Academics • Books • Comparative • Criticism • Neurotheology • Philosophy • Sociology Texts, art and media: Animation • Ayyavazhi texts • Christian art • Mass media • Music • Symbols • Texts Others: African witchcraft • Cargo cults • Conventions (Roman Catholic Church Councils) • Demonology • Jewish Language • Portals (Christianity) • Science (Creationism, Neurotheology) • Sexuality (Abstinence, Marriage, Tantra)