Preposition: of

• antiquity: Davies, J. ( 1999 ), Death, Burial and Rebirth in the Religions of Antiquity ( London: Routledge ).

Converse of object

• organize: Remember Max organized religion creates a lot more problems than it solves.

• practice: Those who practice a religion are able to meet friends and take part in social gatherings without alcohol.

• criticize: Incidentally, the program did not criticize religion or religious people.

• found: J Jains Followers of Jainism, which is a religion founded in India in the 6th century BC.

• reveal: Among these religions, the revealed religion of Muhammad is like the light of the sun among the lights of the stars.

Adjective modifier

• monotheistic: Yet in spite of this, all of the great monotheistic religions teach that man was created in God's image.

• organized: Defaming organized religion openly in public is now a crime?

• patriarchal: For believers in the patriarchal religions, liberty is simply the freedom to practice the accepted religion.

• comparative: This has, in recent decades, become comparative religion.

• Protestant: The two major religions in Elizabethan England were the Catholic and Protestant religions.

Modifies a noun

• thread: Debs Hallsworth ( debsuk ) Mon, 29 May 2006 Religion Thread I can't because of who I am.

Noun used with modifier

• pagan: As long he didn't try to argue that the Hebrew Scriptures were the truth and the pagan religions were not.

• mystery: But I would like to take you up on the notion of a mystery religion.

• Buddhist: It is important to the Buddhist religion as it is carved to represent the stages of Buddhist life.

• testament: Regards, Rob -------------------- " In the New Testament religion is grace and ethics is gratitude.