Religion arose out of celebration and its opposite, bereavement, both of which cry out for collective expression.
According to Huston Smith in "The World's Religions," religion is fundamentally rooted in human experiences that demand communal expression, particularly celebration and bereavement. These significant moments in life often drive individuals to seek deeper meaning and connection with others, leading to the formation of religious beliefs and practices.
The interplay between joy and sorrow highlights the multifaceted role of religion in society. Celebrations, such as festivals and rituals, foster a sense...
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