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Basic Characteristics of Religion

Basic Characteristics of ReligionElements of ReligionSoteriological (having to do with salvation): Post-archaic reli-gions are schemes of salvation, concerned with the source,nature, and appropriate methods of removal of some evil be-lieved to afflict humans. Most religions are equally concernedwith the achievement of blessedness, release, or fulfillment thattranscends evil, in either this world or the next, or possiblyboth. Salvation is one of the Basic concerns of (the rationalization of Religion ): Theology dealswith the nature of supreme being, or whatever functions in thereligion as the source of supreme validity.

Cultic Practices (symbolic behavior): Religion confers meaning on acts. Ritual is the means by which religion is publicly embodied. Ritual involves: 1) social organization of the religious community 2) the functions of types of religious personnel set apart for various religious duties 3) the modes of behavior by which adherents approach the

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