This article comprehensively overviews the most important religion terminologies crucial for CSS and PMS aspirants. Learning to write them will enable aspirants to navigate complex political concepts effectively.
Learning to write subject terminologies is always essential for competitive exam students, especially CSS and PMS. This practice gives aspirants a deeper understanding of complex concepts, ultimately helping them articulate their thoughts clearly. Learning to write these terms appropriately not only enhances comprehension but also equips aspirants to engage effectively with exam essays. For example, in fields like political economy, acquaintance with terms such as “globalization” and “trade barriers” helps aspirants confidently analyze and debate relevant issues. After learning these terminologies, aspirants can tackle exam questions more adeptly because they can apply these terms contextually, demonstrating their knowledge and critical thinking skills. Therefore, learning subject-specific terminology is not just about learning words or vocabulary; it’s all about improving exam scores.
I have compiled the following terminologies from various reputable sources: dictionaries, websites, books, and magazines. This compilation is intended to aid my students in enhancing their vocabulary and effectively articulating their thoughts in essays, whether for compulsory or optional subjects.
Important Religion Terminologies
| Religion |
| A system of beliefs, practices, and rituals related to a deity or supernatural power. |
| Faith |
| Belief in something without proof. |
| Spirituality |
| A belief in a higher power or purpose. |
| Divine |
| Relating to or coming from a god or deity. |
| Sacred |
| Considered holy or worthy of respect. |
| Bible |
| A holy book of Christianity. |
| Quran |
| A holy book of Islam. |
| Torah |
| A holy book of Judaism. |
| Vedas |
| A collection of sacred texts of Hinduism. |
| Tripitaka |
| A collection of sacred texts of Buddhism. |
| God |
| A supreme being or deity. |
| Prophet |
| A person who is believed to be a messenger of God. |
| Saint |
| A person regarded as holy or worthy of veneration. |
| Imam |
| A religious leader in Islam. |
| Rabbi |
| A Jewish religious teacher. |
| Monotheism |
| Belief in one God. |
| Polytheism |
| Belief in multiple gods. |
| Pantheism |
| Belief that everything in the universe is God. |
| Agnosticism |
| Belief that the existence of God is unknown or unknowable. |
| Atheism |
| Belief that there is no God. |
| Worship |
| The act of honoring or revering a deity. |
| Prayer |
| A request made to God or a deity. |
| Ritual |
| A formal ceremony or procedure. |
| Sacrifice |
| The offering of something valuable to a deity. |
| Fasting |
| Abstaining from food or drink. |
| Sin |
| An act that violates religious law. |
| Salvation |
| The state of being saved from sin and damnation. |
| Karma |
| The law of cause and effect. |
| Nirvana |
| A state of enlightenment in Buddhism. |
| Reincarnation |
| The belief that a soul is reborn after death. |
| Christianity |
| A monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. |
| Islam |
| A monotheistic religion based on the teachings of Muhammad. |
| Judaism |
| A monotheistic religion based on the Hebrew Bible. |
| Hinduism |
| A polytheistic religion originating in India. |
| Buddhism |
| A religion based on the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama. |
| Cross |
| A religious symbol associated with Christianity. |
| Star of David |
| A religious symbol associated with Judaism. |
| Crescent Moon |
| A religious symbol associated with Islam. |
| Om |
| A sacred symbol in Hinduism. |
| Wheel of Dharma |
| A religious symbol in Buddhism. |
| Mysticism |
| The belief in direct communication with God or a higher power. |
| Asceticism |
| The practice of self-denial or self-discipline. |
| Ethics |
| Moral principles that govern behavior. |
| Theology |
| The study of God and religion. |
| Philosophy of Religion |
| The philosophical study of religion. |
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