From a general point of view, religiosity shows the sense of transcendence that a person has when reflecting on spirituality. A spirituality that acquires concrete nuances through personal religious beliefs that show a faith within a specific religious doctrine.
Said religiosity not only includes theory but can also include practice when a person is faithful in practice to those religious ideas they have. In most cases, people receive these religious ideas in childhood in the context of family upbringing.
Religiosity shows a different type of knowledge than rational by integrating the plane of faith as a truth value.
Reflection on spirituality
From the psychological point of view, religiosity also influences the values and the way of acting of a person who reflects on what is correct and what is not. Religious beliefs also have a high value in the personal conscience of the subject that is faithful to a specific doctrine.
Religiosity shows the form of expression that the subject has of communicating with the divinity through rites, prayers, rituals or prayers that are a form of spiritual dialogue and have a positive value within the religious language that has a code concrete.
The search for transcendence
The human being asks himself questions related to the meaning of life, death, suffering and pain in existence, the existence of the soul, the mystery of what lies beyond life or the existence of God. From this point of view, religiosity also responds to these particular questions.
The human being and death
The human being is a being aware that he is going to die. That is, they live with the certainty that their existence is temporary. From this point of view, the fear of death is one of the most universal fears of the human heart that reflects on transcendence in search of answers. Religiosity shows the fulfillment of the precepts of a religion by a person who is faithful to the mandates of a specific religious doctrine.
