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==Worship in religion==

==Worship in religion==

The search for the true religion is the search for the kind of worship most pleasing to [[God]], which most embodies the [[Truth]] of [[existence]].

The search for the true religion is the search for the kind of worship most pleasing to [[God]], which most profoundly embodies the fullest expression of acknowledgement of the [[Truth]] of [[existence]].

In '''[[religion]]''' worship is the act of performing reverent activities of adoration (Latin, ''latria'') dedicated to [[God]] (or [[Other gods|other deities]], depending on the religion), most often involving formal or informal forms of [[liturgy]], including what are regarded by various religions as the most appropriate bodily positions for [[Awe|reverent]] worship, movements, gestures, facial expressions, sounds, [[praise]], [[prayer]], [[devotion]]s, reading from the [[scripture]]s, [[liturgy]], and [[hymn]]s.  

In '''[[religion]]''' worship is the act of performing reverent activities of adoration (Latin, ''latria'') dedicated to [[God]] (or [[Other gods|other deities]], depending on the religion), most often involving formal or informal forms of [[liturgy]], including what are regarded by various religions as the most appropriate bodily positions for [[Awe|reverent]] worship, movements, gestures, facial expressions, sounds, [[praise]], [[prayer]], [[devotion]]s, reading from the [[scripture]]s, [[liturgy]], and [[hymn]]s.