existentialism and the role of religion in society
Existentialism is a philosophical belief system emphasizing individual existence, freedom, and responsibility for creating meaning in life. It suggests that life has no inherent purpose, and one must confront the meaninglessness of existence to find personal fulfillment and authenticity. The role of religion in society refers to the impact of religious beliefs, practices, and institutions on social systems. It can vary from providing moral guidance and social cohesion to influencing political ideologies and shaping cultural norms.
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