William Bailey

Unitarian Universalism otherwise known as "UU" is a liberal religious tradition formed by two religions, Unitarianism and Universalism. Although there are numerous religions and individual beliefs within UU, today the vast majority of its congregation comes from a monotheistic and Christian background, with a historic Jewish-Christian faith as well. The article discuses the background, beliefs and rituals of UU.

Traditional religions that are indigenous to Africa have been passed down from generation to generation by word of mouth rather than through the typical biblical style of written scriptures. Benin is a country in Western Africa where the Celestial Church of Christ, an African initiated church exists with a congregation of approximately one half of a million members. The article discuses the origins and beliefs of Traditional African religions.

In the year 1926 in the city of Tay Ninh, Southern Vietnam, the Cao Dai religion was officially established. The Caodaiist longs for the day of rejoining God the Father in Heaven, and dream of the freedom from the cycle of birth and death. The concept of heaven and hell and the belief of extraterrestrial life throughout the universe is one of various beliefs of the Cao Dai's religion. This article discuses these and many other concepts of the Cao Dai religion.

The Uniting Church in Australia was created by combining three churches: the Methodist Church of Australia, the Congregational Union of Australia, and the Presbyterian Church of Australia. This merger gave the new Uniting Church in Australia the strength and numbers needed to carry their messages throughout the world. The article discusses the forming and beliefs of The Uniting Church in Australia.

Sikhism is a monotheistic religion founded by Guru Nanak Dev in the 15th century in the area of Punjab, India. A personal principle belief of the Sikhs is to have faith and justice in Waheguru. Waheguru is the reference to God, the creator, and the sustainer in Sikhism. The article discusses the beliefs and traditions of Sikhism.

Shinto is an adopted word from the Chinese meaning "Way of the Gods". It is the indigenous spirituality of the Japanese. The people of Japan abide by both Shintoism's and Buddhism's doctrines when using various rituals and practices. The article discuses various beliefs and rituals of the Shinto religion.

In a nut shell, Primal Faith traditions are religions that have been in existence since the beginning of recorded history. These religions are the initial sources of human religion. The Primal Indigenous religions (also known as Tribal Religionists, Animists, and Ethnic religionists) are a way of life, not only a religion and it includes thousands of various religions as well. The article discusses the beliefs, rituals, and history of Primal Faith & Primal Indigenous religions.

The Natural Law religion is one of the easiest religions of the world to comprehend. All life forms have a certain function and purpose. Humankind is issued certain inalienable God given rights, according to Natural Law. The article discusses the beliefs and origination of the Natural Law religion.

Spiritism is a philosophy, religion, and a way of life originated in the 19th century by French educator Hypolite Leon Denizard Rivail, Pen name Allan Kardec (1804-1869). The principle fundamentals of Spiritism and the Spiritist Doctrine are outlined in Kardec's seminal work, his first of five books written (Spirits Codification) The Spirits Book. The article discusses the belief system and concepts of Spiritism.

Hoodoo (conjure) is folk magic and the practice of folk belief with its followers being the vast majority of African American. It's the goal of Hoodoo to better their existence by achieving power in multiple aspects of their lives by utilizing supernatural powers. This article discusses the beliefs, rituals, and traditions of Hoodoo.