What is religion module key terms

2. A philosophical stance that emphasizes human value, reason, and ethics, often rejecting supernatural beliefs.
4. The study of society, social relationships, and the functioning of human social institutions.
7. The belief that there is no god or gods.
9. A set of attitudes, beliefs, practices, moral codes and worldviews that often centre around the worship of a higher power or powers, such as gods or a supreme being.
11. A particular way of viewing things; a point of view shaped by experience, culture, or knowledge.
12. Producing good or helpful results; advantageous.

1. Principles or rules that guide people's behaviour by distinguishing right from wrong.
3. The belief that the existence or nonexistence of a god or gods is unknown or unknowable.
5. The scientific study of the human mind and behaviour.
6. A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic or interest in common.
8. The belief in the existence of a god or gods, particularly a personal God who is involved in the universe.
10. Subjected to harsh and authoritarian treatment; denied rights, freedom, or equality.