1️⃣Monotheism

The belief in one God.

🌀Mysticism

The pursuit of direct union with the divine through contemplation.

🕊️Nirvana

The ultimate state of liberation from suffering in Buddhism.

📗Orthodoxy

Conformity to established religious doctrine.

🌳Paganism

A term for non-Abrahamic, often polytheistic religions.

🌌Pantheism

The belief that God is identical with the universe.

📚Parable

A short story told by Jesus to illustrate a moral lesson.

🙇Penance

An act of self-mortification or devotion performed as an expression of sorrow for sin.

🔥Pentecostalism

A renewal movement emphasizing the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts.

🚶Pilgrimage

A journey to a sacred place for religious reasons.

🕊️Pneumatology

The study of the Holy Spirit.

🔱Polytheism

The belief in many gods.

🔮Prophecy

A message from God revealed through a prophet.

🔥Propitiation

The appeasement of divine wrath through Christ's sacrifice.

📖Protestantism

The branch of Christianity that originated in the Reformation.

💬Proverb

A short wise saying, especially in the Book of Proverbs.

🎼Psalm

A sacred song or poem, especially in the Book of Psalms.

🕯️Purgatory

A state of purification after death in Catholic theology.

📖Quran

The holy book of Islam, believed to be revealed to Muhammad.

☁️Rapture

The belief that believers will be caught up to meet Christ.

💵Redeem

To buy back or set free from sin through payment.

💰Redemption

The act of buying back or delivering from sin through Christ.

🔨Reformation

The 16th-century movement that led to Protestantism.

🔄Repentance

Sincere regret for sin and turning away from it toward God.

🌅Resurrection

The rising of Christ from the dead, and the future rising of believers.

✨Revelation

God's self-disclosure to humanity.

✅Righteousness

The quality of being morally right and in right standing with God.

💧Sacrament

A visible sign of an invisible grace instituted by Christ.

🙏Salvation

Deliverance from sin and its consequences through faith in Christ.

🔄Samsara

The cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Hinduism and Buddhism.