authority in religion
"Authority in religion" refers to the sources, individuals, or institutions that possess power and influence to establish doctrine, rules, and beliefs within a religious community or tradition. It represents the formal or recognized ability to guide and make decisions regarding religious teachings, practices, and interpretations.
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