Social Sciences, asked by shagspoorti6579, 1 year ago

Difference between superstition and religious belief

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Answered by allyayush

Superstition is belief without evidence.

Religion is, broadly speaking, the normalisation and calcification of superstition over hundreds and/or thousands of years.

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