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'''Religious conviction''' describes the belief of individuals under certain religions that they feel a directive by [[God]] to either take actions that will assist others or to stop taking actions that are [[sin]]ful and apart from God's will. | '''Religious conviction''' describes the belief of individuals under certain religions that they feel a directive by [[God]] to either take actions that will assist others or to stop taking actions that are [[sin]]ful and apart from God's will. | ||
| − | Many [[religious charities]] and other actions of [[altruism]] are due to religious conviction | + | Many [[religious charities]] and other actions of [[altruism]] are due to religious conviction, as is much of the death and destruction in the world |
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
[[Category:Ethics]] | [[Category:Ethics]] | ||
Revision as of 20:01, March 5, 2008
Religious conviction describes the belief of individuals under certain religions that they feel a directive by God to either take actions that will assist others or to stop taking actions that are sinful and apart from God's will.
Many religious charities and other actions of altruism are due to religious conviction, as is much of the death and destruction in the world