religion
n. 1. a set of beliefs, practices, and institutions
that the founder of that religion would find unrecognizable. 2. beams of light from heaven used as bars to
imprison. 3. The easy confidence with which I know another man’s religion is folly teaches me to suspect
that my own is also. [Mark Twain] 4. a fashionable substitute for Belief. [Oscar Wilde]
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